Virginia — especially Northern Virginia — is one of the strongest data analyst markets in the country. The concentration of federal agencies, defense contractors, and tech companies in the DC suburbs creates exceptional demand and salaries, particularly for analysts with security clearances.
31 jobs found
Sr. Business Analyst - Business Cards & Payments
Capital One — McLean, Virginia, United States
Data Specialist
Jenkins Services Group — Chantilly, Virginia, United States
Data Analyst 3 (Short Term)
TOMORROW HIRE — Mechanicsville, Virginia, United States
CRM Business System Analyst
Leidos — Fort Belvoir, VA
Data Risk Analyst - HR
CC Pace — Vienna, VA
Intelligence Data Analyst
Booz Allen Hamilton — Sterling, Virginia, United States
Data Specialist - Regional
SupportWorks Housing — Richmond, Virginia, United States
Elections IT Manager (Business Analyst IV)
Fairfax County — Fairfax (Ej32), Virginia, United States
Data Engineer (Business Analyst IV)
Fairfax County — Fairfax (Ej32), Virginia, United States
Business Intelligence Analyst (Data Analyst III)
Fairfax County — Fairfax (Ej32), Virginia, United States
What You Need to Know
Virginia's analyst market is dominated by the Northern Virginia corridor, one of the most lucrative analyst markets in the country.
Arlington, McLean, Tysons Corner, and Reston house the headquarters or major operations of Booz Allen Hamilton, Leidos, SAIC, Deloitte Federal, Raytheon, and dozens of other defense and government contractors. Amazon's HQ2 in Arlington has added massive tech analyst demand. Capital One's headquarters in McLean makes it the largest financial services employer in the area.
The concentration of intelligence agencies (CIA in Langley, NRO in Chantilly) and the Pentagon creates unique demand for analysts with TS/SCI clearances — these roles command significant salary premiums.
Richmond offers a smaller but growing market with Capital One operations, healthcare (VCU Health), and state government. Virginia Beach's market centers on the military (Naval Station Norfolk) and healthcare.
For analysts willing to get a security clearance, Northern Virginia may be the single best market in the country for career growth and compensation.