One of the most in-demand analytical roles, and far less code-heavy than people fear.
A data analyst turns a company's raw numbers into decisions: pulling data, building dashboards, and answering "what is actually happening and why." It sits between the business and the database, and in Israel it is one of the highest-volume analytical roles on the board.
The biggest clusters are Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Petah Tikva, Rishon LeZion, Rehovot, and 59% of listings sit outside Tel Aviv.
About 30% of detailed listings require prior experience and only ~4% are openly junior, so this is a skill-gated role more than a degree-gated one, though ~63% still mention a degree. The real entry ticket is being able to query and visualize data well.
SQLExcelPower BIPythonTableauData warehousing
| Entry-level | ₪13,000-18,000 |
| Mid-level | ₪18,000-26,000 |
| Senior | ₪26,000-35,000 |
Tech and product companies pay the top of each band; Python plus a BI tool moves you up fastest.
Market ranges, gross ₪/month, compiled from public Israeli salary surveys. Typical market estimates, separate from the live-listing counts above.
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