Not everyone needs or wants a 40-hour week. Part-time data analyst roles offer flexible schedules for students, parents, people transitioning careers, or anyone who wants to balance analytics work with other commitments. These positions are available across industries and experience levels.
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Remote | Software & Data Specialist (AI & IT) — $70–$110/hour
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Remote | Data Analyst (Quantitative Analysis & Reporting) — $70–$110/hour
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Business Operations Analyst
Rb — Richmond, Virginia, United States
AS5/SOX Business Analyst
Rb — Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Data Analyst (PT)
Girl Scouts of Western Washington — Seat, Washington, United States
Finance Budget Analyst -- Remote (NC Residents Only)
Monarch — Albemarle, North Carolina, United States
Sr Credit Risk Reporting Analyst
Xcel Energy — Denver, Colorado, United States
H0118 - Data Analyst Maintenance Wage
Virginia Department of Transportation — Mechanicsville, Virginia, United States
Data Analyst - Chemistry Laboratory, Per-Diem, Days
Northwestern Memorial Healthcare — Chicago, Illinois, United States
IT Data Analyst INTERN
Healthnet Aeromedical Services — Charleston, West Virginia, United States
What You Need to Know
Part-time data analyst roles typically pay between $35 and $55 per hour, depending on seniority and the complexity of the work. Common part-time arrangements include 20–30 hours per week, project-based engagements, and consulting setups. The most common tasks in part-time roles involve dashboard maintenance, ad-hoc reporting, and data cleaning — work that can be done on a flexible schedule. Many companies hire part-time analysts to supplement their full-time teams during busy periods or for specific projects. Part-time roles can also serve as a bridge into full-time employment — many analysts start part-time and convert to full-time after proving their value.