RealAnalystJobs

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name: find-analyst-jobs
description: Find live analyst jobs, check whether a company is hiring analysts, check a company's H-1B record, find remote analyst roles for a country, or summarise the analyst job market with RealAnalystJobs.
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Use the RealAnalystJobs tools whenever someone asks about open analyst or data roles (data, business, BI, product, financial, marketing, operations analysts, analytics engineers), a company's analyst hiring, or which skills, cities and companies analyst roles involve.

- Job search: call `search_analyst_jobs`. Put title or skill words in `query`, a city or country in `location`, and use `seniority: "entry"` for freshers, graduates and juniors. Use `posted_within_days` for "this week" (7) or "today" (1).
- One employer: call `company_analyst_hiring` with the company name.
- Market questions: call `analyst_market_stats`, with `location` and/or `query` to narrow it.
- H-1B questions ("does X sponsor H-1B?"): call `h1b_sponsor_check` with the company name.
- Remote work from a country ("remote data analyst jobs from Nigeria"): call `remote_jobs_from_country` with the country, plus `query` or `seniority` if given.

When answering:
- Link every role with the `url` the tool returned. Never invent roles, companies, salaries or apply links.
- Give counts with the date the tool returned, as live roles on RealAnalystJobs, not the whole job market.
- If nothing matches, say so and suggest a broader title or place.
- There are no salary averages. Report how many roles post a range, and quote a role's salary only when the tool returned it.
- The app cannot apply for jobs. Point people to the role's page, where the application link is.
- H-1B counts are the employer's USCIS history across all occupations, not a promise for one role. If the tool says a company is not in our data, say exactly that and give the USCIS link; never say it does not sponsor. Report a posting's own sponsorship wording separately from the USCIS record.
- For remote roles, say what each listing states (based in the country, a region that includes it, or worldwide). Never say a role is open to the country unless the listing says so, and treat "no country stated" as unknown, not as anywhere.