CVS Health
Lead Analytics Consultant, Finance Intelligence
$102K–$204K
CT - Hartford +4 · Remote/Hybrid · Full-time · Posted Oct 23, 2026
- Location
- CT - Hartford
TX - Irving
AZ - Scottsdale
RI - Woonsocket
IL - Northbrook - Experience
- 5+ years in each of the listed analytical, research, AI/tool-use, and stakeholder-partnership areas.
- Education
- High School Diploma/GED required. Bachelor's degree in a listed or related field; equivalent years of work experience may substitute. Advanced degree preferred.
About the job
Investigates complex business and finance challenges, pilots analytical approaches, and advises leadership with data-driven recommendations.
What you'll do
- Research business challenges and deliver actionable recommendations to leadership.
- Investigate operational, process, and data issues using research, root cause analysis, and data exploration.
- Evaluate and pilot analytical methods, tools, and technologies; coordinate with cross-functional stakeholders.
What they ask for
- 5+ years in business analytics, business intelligence, management consulting, operations analysis, finance analytics, or a related analytical discipline.
- 5+ years conducting investigative analysis, root cause analysis, and independent research.
- 5+ years using AI and/or analytical tools to extract, analyze, and interpret data from multiple sources.
- 5+ years partnering with cross-functional stakeholders and delivering guidance and recommendations in fast-paced, ambiguous environments.
Nice to have
- Experience in healthcare, pharmacy, finance, or other highly regulated and data-intensive industries.
- Experience leading projects or teams; exposure to data engineering, application development, or analytics solution implementation.
Pay
$101,970.00 - $203,940.00 (base salary; posting describes this as a base hourly rate or base annual full-time salary)
AI focus
Uses AI and/or analytical tools to extract, analyze, and interpret data from multiple sources; researches and pilots emerging technologies.
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