Quality Analyst Jobs in Ohio
Quality Analyst jobs in Ohio concentrate in Columbus, Cleveland, and Cincinnati, where manufacturing, healthcare, and financial services create steady demand for professionals who can own compliance programs, root-cause analysis, and process improvement initiatives. Large employers with deep Ohio roots, including Procter & Gamble, Cardinal Health, and Nationwide, hire quality analysts across regulatory compliance, software QA, and supplier quality disciplines at levels from associate analyst to program lead. Ohio ranks among the most active Midwestern markets for this role, with particularly strong demand in medical device oversight and Six Sigma-driven continuous improvement. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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Reporting to the Vice President, Quality and Data Integration, the Data Analyst will extract and aggregate data from multiple sources, including electronic medical records and payroll systems.
Hybrid position: This role requires three days per week in the office and two days working remotely. Occasional travel to health clinics within the health system may be necessary to meet with key stakeholders. Please note: Sponsorship and/or E-Verify eligibility is not available for this position.
Core Competencies
- Problem Solving: Ability to analyze thoughts and information and propose creative alternative solutions that meet our unique needs.
- Analyzing and Deciding: Generates sound options and makes rational decisions by thoroughly analyzing all aspects of a problem or issue.
- Communicating and Presenting: Shares ideas and information across diverse audiences to drive business performance and effectiveness.
- Interpersonal Savvy: Develops effective relationships with stakeholders; creates a sense of team spirit by being cooperative, respectful, and supportive towards individuals and groups.
- Resilience and Adaptable: Demonstrates high level of tolerance for stress; copes well with ambiguity or setbacks; receptive and adaptive to work-related changes.
- Reporting to the Vice President, Quality and Data Integration, the Data Analyst will extract and aggregate data from multiple sources, including electronic medical records and payroll systems.
- Bachelor’s degree in Public Health, Urban Studies, Mathematics, Information Management or related field.
- Preferred experience working in a Federally Qualified Health Center or Community Mental Health Center.
- Must have experience with monitoring outcomes data and performance indicators.
- Prior experience and demonstrated proficiency with electronic medical records (i.e. Epic), Microsoft Office Suite (i.e. Excel, Word), reporting packages (i.e. Business Objects), and database management (i.e. SQL, and CRM's such as Salesforce).
- Perform data governance and analysis functions for regulatory compliance and clinical quality outcomes, with specific focus on internal and external reporting requirements.
- Work with Quality Improvement Managers to establish baselines, conduct variation analysis, and support data collection. Develop and implement relevant, objective measurement systems and reporting tools to identify opportunities for quality improvement and inform strategic planning and decision-making.
- Manage and maintain dashboard tools that reflect trends in patient populations, staff performance and agency operations, as well as clinical outcome metrics.
- Synthesize data for consumption and understanding by diverse stakeholders – must be able to extract key points, trends and patterns for leadership. Includes translation of information into visual representations.
- Work collaboratively with Quality Improvement Managers and Program Managers to interpret compliance and clinical outcome results, and provide guidance for ongoing training and feedback to staff throughout the agency and Board of Directors.
- Effectively communicate information to program leadership, providing supporting documentation to prioritize business needs.
- Collaborate with program leadership, compliance, and quality improvement teams to ensure adherence to expected outcomes and standards.
- Monitor the accuracy, completeness, and validity of reporting prior to distribution and ensure the integrity of data through ongoing analysis.
- Work with IT staff to research, select, and implement relevant tools and/or systems to help build the infrastructure for data collection and reporting.
- Other duties as assigned
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Top Industries Hiring
- Retail
- Banking & Financial Services
What Ohio Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in quality analyst jobs across Ohio.
- Bachelor's degree in quality management, engineering, life sciences, or a related field
- ASQ Certified Quality Analyst (CQA) or equivalent ASQ certification preferred or required
- Demonstrated experience with quality management systems such as ISO 9001 or AS9100
- Proficiency in root-cause analysis tools including FMEA, 8D, or fishbone diagrams
- Familiarity with statistical process control software and data analysis platforms
- Strong documentation and audit preparation skills for regulated Ohio industries
Quality Analyst Jobs in Ohio: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a quality analyst in Ohio?
Most Ohio employers expect a bachelor's degree in a field such as engineering, life sciences, business, or quality management as the foundation. Ohio does not issue a state license for quality analysts, but earning an American Society for Quality credential, particularly the Certified Quality Analyst designation, meaningfully strengthens your application. Candidates targeting regulated sectors like medical devices or aerospace often add ISO auditor training, and many Columbus and Cleveland employers favor candidates with Six Sigma Green Belt or Black Belt certification.
Which companies hire quality analysts in Ohio?
Companies currently hiring quality analysts in Ohio include Arhaus, KeyBank, and The Centers, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Ohio's deep manufacturing base and large healthcare and financial services employers generate consistent demand, meaning openings appear in industries from medical devices and automotive supply chains to insurance operations and software development.
Which Ohio cities have the most quality analyst jobs?
Cincinnati, Dublin, and Brooklyn account for the largest share of quality analyst openings in Ohio. Columbus draws demand from healthcare systems, insurance companies, and technology firms headquartered there, Cleveland's manufacturing and medical corridor anchors a strong industrial quality market, and Cincinnati benefits from the presence of large consumer goods and logistics operations that maintain in-house quality functions.
Are there remote quality analyst jobs in Ohio?
Yes, and more than many quality-related roles, because analytical and compliance-focused quality analyst work can often be performed without being on a production floor. About 100% of quality analyst openings tied to Ohio are remote or hybrid as of August 2026, reflecting genuine flexibility in software QA and regulatory compliance tracks. Supplier quality and manufacturing process roles remain predominantly on-site.
How can I get hired as a quality analyst in Ohio with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is applying to quality technician or quality associate roles at Ohio manufacturers or healthcare organizations, which function as direct stepping stones into analyst positions. Large Ohio employers in sectors like automotive supply and medical devices, including operations based in the Columbus and Cleveland metro areas, regularly bring on candidates from adjacent roles such as production associate, lab technician, or data entry specialist. Earning an ASQ entry-level credential or completing a community college quality management certificate, available through institutions like Columbus State, gives applicants a concrete edge when formal experience is limited.
Where can I find and apply to quality analyst jobs in Ohio?
You can find and apply to quality analyst jobs in Ohio on Migrate Mate, which lists current Ohio openings updated regularly. Search the listings to find roles that match your experience level, industry background, and preferred location, then apply directly to the ones that fit.
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