Data Analyst Jobs in Oregon — Portland, Eugene & Bend

Data Analyst Jobs in OregonOregon's data analyst market is centered on Portland, with a mix of tech companies, sportswear giants (Nike, Adidas, Columbia), and a strong startup culture. The city's reputation for livability and sustainability continues to attract talent and companies.

Salary Range

$78,000 – $100,000/year

Portland salaries are below Seattle and San Francisco but come with a lower cost of living. Oregon has no state sales tax.

8 jobs found

Sr. Analyst - Performance Management

United Airlines — (Chicago/Houston) or Remote

Power BI Developer / Senior BI & Analytics Analyst

ALTEN — Montreal or Mississauga

Technical Business Analyst

Stefanini Group — Portland, Oregon, United States

Associate Benefits Analyst, Employee Benefits

HUB International — Bothell, WA | Eugene, OR | Spokane, WA | Pasco, WA | Lake Oswego, OR

MIH Informatics / Data Analyst

Mercy Flights Inc — Medford, Oregon, United States

Data Analyst - Non-Profit Social Services

Transition Projects — Portland, Oregon, United States

Value Based Payment Data Analyst II

PacificSource — Salem, Oregon, United States

Financial Analyst

Integrated 3D — Redmond, Oregon, United States

What You Need to Know

Portland is Oregon's analyst hub, with an eclectic mix of industries. The city's tech sector has grown substantially — Intel's largest operation is in nearby Hillsboro, and companies like Puppet, Vacasa, and a vibrant startup scene create steady analyst demand. Portland's proximity to Seattle means some analysts commute or work remotely for Washington-based tech companies. Sportswear and retail are uniquely strong — Nike (headquartered in Beaverton), Adidas North America (Portland), Columbia Sportswear, and Under Armour (significant Portland presence) all employ analysts for consumer analytics, supply chain optimization, and digital analytics. Healthcare (Providence, Oregon Health & Science University) and financial services (Umpqua Bank, Standard Insurance) round out the market. Eugene offers a smaller market centered on the University of Oregon, while Bend has a small but growing remote work community. Oregon's lack of sales tax is a perk, though the state income tax is among the highest in the country.