/aipeople All market landscapes →

Market landscapes / ML Platforms & Data Science / AutoML & Predictive Analytics

Minitab logo

Minitab

Statistical analytics and process improvement software. Minitab helps organisations analyse data, spot trends and solve problems through statistical tools, predictive analytics and continuous improvement capabilities.

AutoML & Predictive Analyticsalso: Data Science Notebooks & Collaborative Analytics501-1,000 peopleminitab.com/en-us ↗

Updated 9 November 2026

Hiring now

From Minitab's own jobs board, checked every week.

14 open roles
18 in mid-July

Hiring is mostly commercial. 9 of its 14 open roles are in sales, solutions and marketing.

With a talent lead on the list, it is preparing to hire at a faster pace.

Where the roles are

Sales and partnerships8
Engineering3
Solutions and customer engineering1
Operations and hiring1

Against its sector

Minitab has the second most open roles in AutoML & Predictive Analytics, after Fundamental. 7 of the 14 active companies in this sub-sector are advertising roles.

Who Minitab competes with

The other active companies we file under AutoML & Predictive Analytics, sorted by how much they are hiring.

Where this fits

Automated model building and classical predictive analytics. KNIME, BigML, Kortical and others like them. Unfashionable, and still doing a great deal of the AI work that runs inside a business day to day.

The ML Platforms & Data Science mapAll AutoML & Predictive Analytics companies 14Data Science Notebooks & Collaborative Analytics

We track hiring and team changes across all 65 companies in ML Platforms & Data Science.

Our talent report for this sector shows how Minitab's team compares with its competitors.

What is in it:

Ask Ben for a copy →
Ben Jackson

I am Ben Jackson. I map this market, and I hire the commercial teams inside it: sales, marketing, product and delivery.

If you are building a team at a company like Minitab, want to work at one, or think Minitab is filed in the wrong place, put 20 minutes in my diary.

Book 20 minutes with Ben →