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Data Analytics Contract Jobs in Texas (NOW HIRING)

*This is a contingent opportunity Data Analyst K2 Group is seeking a Data Analyst in support of ... Ensure accuracy and completeness of analytical outputs in accordance with contract quality ...

This role is on-site 5 days' per week Duration: Long-Term Contract W2 candidates, no C2C or Third ... Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Data Analytics, Engineering, or related field, with 1-2+ ...

Data Analyst

San Antonio, TX · On-site

$65 - $85/hr

Data Analyst K2 Group is seeking a Data Analyst in support of Headquarters, Installation Management ... Ensure accuracy and completeness of analytical outputs in accordance with contract quality ...

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*This is a contingent opportunity Data Analyst K2 Group is seeking a Data Analyst in support of ... Ensure accuracy and completeness of analytical outputs in accordance with contract quality ...

Data Analyst

Austin, TX · On-site

$40 - $50/hr

Contract Duration: 12+ Months * Rate Range: $40-50/hr on W2 Responsibilities: * Perform complex ad hoc and recurring data analysis to support business and management requests. * Design, develop, and ...

Senior Enterprise Data Analyst

Dallas, TX · On-site

$85K - $107K/yr

Senior Enterprise Data Analyst Contract Length: 12+ months Location: Dallas, Texas (hybrid 3 days onsite) ****LOCAL CANDIDATES ONLY** *NO 3RD PARTY Vendors We're partnering with a client seeking a ...

Senior Enterprise Data Analyst #3230

Dallas, TX · Hybrid

$85K - $107K/yr

Senior Enterprise Data Analyst Contract Length: 12+ months Location: Dallas, Texas (hybrid - 3 days onsite) ****LOCAL CANDIDATES ONLY** *NO 3RD PARTY Vendors We're partnering with a client seeking a ...

Data Analyst

San Antonio, TX · On-site

$65 - $95/hr

Proactive in causing the Data Analytics Team in achieving timelines for submissions of CDRL ... Supports the delivery of reporting contract deliverables to the Client. * AI Tools for Data ...

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Infographic showing various Data Analytics Contract job openings in Texas as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 38% Full Time, 4% Part Time, and 58% Contract. Highlights an 96% In-person, and 4% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $106,090 per year, or $51 per hour.

Data Analyst - Contract (~30 hours/week)

Haven Energy

Austin, TX • On-site, Remote

Full-time

Posted 4 days ago


Job description

About Haven Energy

At Haven Energy, we're on a mission to accelerate the adoption of clean energy technologies by helping homeowners install solar and battery systems. We specialize in deploying battery systems to build VPPs through strategic partnerships with utilities, non-profits, and government agencies, with a particular focus on low and moderate income households. As a growing startup, we're looking for dynamic, driven professionals who want to make a real impact in the clean energy space.

Summary of Role

Haven is looking for a contract analyst to do hands-on analytical work across the business, with an expected emphasis on our marketing and sales funnel.

You’ll be looking at where leads come from, where they stall, which channels and campaigns produce installs rather than just form fills, and what our real cost per acquisition looks like given a long, multi-step sales cycle. But the role isn't limited to it. We're a small team with a lot of open questions. Priorities may shift into operations, installation throughput, program performance, or wherever the most valuable question happens to be that month.

Across all of it, the common thread is the same: when the answer depends on how something is counted (e.g. what a "qualified lead" is, when a deal is really attributable to a channel, what counts as a completed install) you'll work out a defensible definition, document it, implement it in the data, and explain the reasoning in plain language.

You'll work on top of our existing stack (Snowflake, Fivetran, dbt) rather than building infrastructure. AI tooling handles much of the routine pipeline work, and our software engineers are available for harder infrastructure problems. What we need from you is analytical judgment and the ability to communicate what you find to a non-technical audience.

This is a remote contract engagement at roughly 30 hours per week. Compensation depends on experience.

What You'll Do

Analyze the conversion funnel

  • Map how leads move from first touch through qualification, sale, and install
  • Write documentation on current implementations and proposals for new analytics approaches
  • Analyze conversion rates by channel, campaign, geography, program, and customer segment
  • Evaluate channel and campaign performance against downstream outcomes (installs, revenue), not just top-of-funnel volume
  • Work out CAC and payback by channel in a way that holds up given our sales cycle and partner-driven programs

Take on analysis wherever it's most needed

  • Dig into questions from across the business including, installation throughput, program and partner performance, customer outcomes
  • Investigate specific questions as they come up, and surface things nobody thought to ask about
  • Bring a recommendation, not just a chart

Pin down how things get counted

  • Turn fuzzy questions ("is this channel working?") into precise, well-scoped metrics
  • Where teams count the same thing differently, work with them to land on one clear definition then document it and implement it in our models
  • Build the logic into dbt so the numbers are reproducible rather than living in an ad-hoc spreadsheet

Make the findings usable

  • Build and maintain the dashboards the team relies on
  • Present findings clearly to non-technical stakeholders
  • Leave your work documented well enough that the team can keep using it after the engagement

Improve what we capture

  • Flag gaps in how we track leads, sources, and funnel stages in HubSpot, and recommend fixes so the data supports the analysis we want to do
You're a Great Fit If You Have
  • 4+ years in analytics, data analysis, or a hybrid data role
  • Real depth on marketing and sales funnels: you've built funnel models, worked through attribution tradeoffs, and can explain why you chose one approach over another
  • Professional, hands-on experience with SQL. You can get to the answer yourself and verify it in the data rather than hand-waving the logic underneath it
  • Comfort in a modern data stack. dbt and Git experience required
  • Range: you're comfortable being pointed at an unfamiliar part of the business and figuring out the right question
  • Strong written and verbal communication, and a talent for explaining data to non-technical audiences
  • Experience with CRM data, especially HubSpot
  • A bias toward getting to a useful answer quickly and iterating, rather than waiting for perfectly clean inputs
  • The ability to scope your own work: you'll get context and priorities from us, but not tickets
  • Experience using AI/LLM tooling (e.g., Claude Code) for analytics work
Bonus
  • Experience with long or multi-step consumer sales cycles (home improvement, solar, insurance, finance, healthcare)
  • Operations or supply chain analytics experience
  • Interest in how energy is produced and consumed
This Role May Not Be Right For You If
  • You want requirements handed to you as tickets
  • You're looking for a marketing execution role. This is analysis, not running campaigns
  • You're looking for a data-engineering engagement
  • You'd rather stay heads-down in the warehouse than talk to stakeholders about what they need
  • You want a stable, narrowly-defined scope
Equal Employment Opportunity

Haven embraces diversity and is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer. Engagement decisions are made on the basis of qualifications, merit, and business need. We do not discriminate based upon race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, age, status as a protected veteran, status as an individual with a disability, or any other status protected under federal, state, or local law.