Remote Data Analyst Jobs — Updated Daily

Remote Data Analyst JobsRemote data analyst roles are among the most in-demand positions in tech. Whether you're working from home full-time or looking for a distributed team, these roles let you do meaningful analytical work without a commute. Companies across every industry — from fintech to healthcare — are hiring remote analysts who can turn raw data into business decisions from anywhere.

Salary Range

$83,000 – $101,000/year

Top earners: $120K+. Remote roles often pay comparably to on-site, though some companies adjust for location.

240 jobs found

Chronic Disease Data Analyst, Bureau of Chronic Disease Prevention

City of New York — Long Island City, New York, United States

Senior Financial Analyst

OIA Staffing — Franklin, Tennessee, United States

Oncology Data Specialist

Baptist Healthcare System — Not specified

Real-time Data Analyst Workforce Management

Sunbit — Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

Financial Analyst

Actabl — Not specified

Senior Data Analyst, Product

SeatGeek — Not specified

Senior Business Intelligence Analyst

Lifemark Health Group — North York, ON

Principal Healthcare Analyst - Provider Relations

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota — Eagan, MN

Business Analyst (Fraud Analytics & Investigative Support)

Praescient Analytics — Not specified

Business Intelligence Engineer

Proponent Inc — Brea, California, United States

What You Need to Know

Remote data analyst salaries in the US typically range from $83,000 to $101,000 per year, with top earners clearing $120K+. The role is especially well-suited to remote work because the day-to-day — querying databases, building dashboards, writing reports — is largely independent and computer-based. The most commonly requested tools for remote roles are SQL, Python, Tableau, and Power BI. Many remote positions also offer flexible hours, making this a popular category for analysts who value work-life balance. Since 2020, the share of data analyst roles offering remote work has grown significantly, and the trend shows no sign of slowing down.