Data Analyst Jobs in Utah — Salt Lake City & Silicon Slopes

Data Analyst Jobs in UtahUtah's tech scene — known as Silicon Slopes — has quietly become one of the most dynamic in the country. The corridor stretching from Salt Lake City through Lehi to Provo is home to major tech employers, growing startups, and an increasing number of analyst roles. Combine that with a lower cost of living, outdoor lifestyle, and no shortage of data-driven companies, and Utah is a compelling choice for analysts at every level.

Salary Range

$75,000 – $94,000/year

Utah salaries are slightly below the national average on paper, but the lower cost of living means your dollar goes significantly further than in coastal cities.

5 jobs found

Financial Analyst

CAI World-Wide — Salt Lake, Utah, United States

Business Data Analyst

TCN — St. George, Utah, United States

Senior Program Financial Analyst

Gauss Management Research & Engineering — South Ogden, Utah, United States

Sessional Lecturer, INF2572H - Special Topics in UXD: Data Visualization with Tableau

University of Toronto — Saint George, Utah, United States

Senior Financial Analyst, FP&A

Headlight — Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

What You Need to Know

Utah's tech ecosystem has grown dramatically over the past decade. The Silicon Slopes corridor — anchored by companies like Qualtrics, Pluralsight, Domo, Lucid Software, and Vivint — creates steady demand for data analysts who can work with product data, customer analytics, and business intelligence. Salt Lake City is the primary hub, with a mix of established tech companies, healthcare systems (Intermountain Health is one of the most data-forward health systems in the country), and financial services firms. The University of Utah's strong computer science and analytics programs also feed a pipeline of entry-level talent, making it a competitive market for new grads but a rich talent pool for employers. Lehi and the Provo-Orem area form the heart of Silicon Slopes, with a concentration of SaaS companies that hire analysts for product analytics, growth analytics, and customer success analytics. These roles tend to value Tableau, SQL, and product thinking. For analysts who prioritize quality of life — proximity to world-class skiing, national parks, and outdoor recreation, combined with a reasonable cost of living — Utah offers something that's genuinely hard to find in traditional tech hubs. The trade-off is a smaller job market overall, so remote work or willingness to work in the SaaS/tech vertical is important.