High Growth, High Potential Data Analytics and Visualization Careers & Salaries
Our program prepares students for a range of data analytics and visualization roles. While salaries and careers will vary, explore the opportunities typically available to our program graduates.
| Role |
Average Salary |
Power BI Analyst
- Gather and collect data from various sources
- Clean and preprocess raw data to ensure accuracy consistency and suitability for analysis
- Analyze data using statistical techniques, mathematical models and machine learning algorithms to identify patterns, trends, correlations and insights
- Generate reports and analyses to generate results and provide recommendations
- Create accessible and informative data visualizations to communicate insights and findings
|
$105,000/year |
Data Analyst
- Collect and analyze data from various sources to identify trends, patterns and correlations
- Develop and produce reports and dashboards to summarize key metrics and performance indicators
- Understand organizational needs and requirements, translate those into technical specifications for analysis and reporting solutions
|
$92,677/year |
Business Intelligence Analyst
- Use automated tools to extract data from primary and secondary sources
- Remove corrupt data and fix code errors and related problems
- Develop and maintain databases and data systems
- Perform analysis to assess data meaning and quality
- Prepare analysis reports
|
103,029/year |
Sources: Talent.com, 2024, Robert Half 2024
Re-Imagine Your Career as a Data Analytics Professional
You could be the person who uncovers hidden trends and presents data in ways that help companies make smart decisions. In addition to the titles listed above, there are many jobs focused on analyzing, interpreting, and visualizing data across businesses, education, and more.
While some of them require more experience than others, take a moment to consider your possible next steps after one to two years in the data analytics field and after completing your bootcamp course.
As a Data Scientist, you’ll dive deep into data to find patterns and trends that guide a company’s strategy. This could include distributing resources more effectively, increasing production efficiency, or overseeing the supply chain. You’ll sort through large datasets to provide leaders with concrete ways to improve operational success, so this role requires strong analytical and big-picture thinking skills. Wondering about salary? In 2023, data scientists earned a median annual wage of $108,020 (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics).
Data Visualization Specialists focus specifically on turning data into visuals like charts, graphs, and dashboards. In this role, you’ll use tools like Tableau or Power BI to make data insights clear and accessible for everyone in the company. This is perfect for creative problem-solvers with a knack for design and data, and it offers strong job growth prospects as more companies rely on data to make informed choices.
To get a feel for these jobs, data analysts internships are a great way to start. You’ll work alongside other data professionals, learning how to use your technical skills in real-world scenarios. With hands-on experience, you’ll be ready to advance in these exciting and well-paying data careers.
