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Data and reporting analyst salary

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Joel Stevenson

Average data and reporting analyst salary

$76,196

$36.63 hourly rate

Entry-level data and reporting analyst salary
$58,000 yearly salary
Updated December 15, 2025

Data and Reporting Analyst Salary Overview

The average salary for a Data and Reporting Analyst stands at $76,196 annually, translating to approximately $37 per hour. This figure can vary based on factors such as experience, location, and industry. For instance, entry-level analysts can expect lower salaries, while those with several years of experience may earn significantly more.

Salary Variation by State

Geographic location plays a significant role in salary differences. States like California, New York, and Washington consistently report higher salaries due to the cost of living and demand for data analysis skills. For example, data analysts in California can earn upwards of $85,000, reflecting the state's robust tech industry.

Salary by Experience Level

As with many professions, experience greatly influences salary. Entry-level positions may offer around $60,000, while senior analysts with extensive experience can command salaries exceeding $100,000. This upward trajectory underscores the value of gaining expertise and advancing within the field.

Conclusion

With the increasing reliance on data for decision-making, pursuing a career as a data and reporting analyst presents a promising opportunity. As organizations strive for data-driven insights, the demand for qualified analysts will likely continue to grow, offering lucrative salaries and career growth potential.

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Data and reporting analyst salary estimates from across the web

Based on the latest salary information compiled by Zippia, Salary.com and Glassdoor, the average salary for a data and reporting analyst typically falls between $76,196 and $106,112.
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$76,196yearly
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$86,550yearly
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$106,112yearly

Average data and reporting analyst salary by state

The highest-paying states for data and reporting analysts are Washington, New Jersey, and Oregon. The lowest average data and reporting analyst salary states are Kentucky, Nebraska, and Mississippi.

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Highest paying states for data and reporting analysts

RankStateAvg. salaryHourly rate
1Oregon$93,545$44.97
2New Jersey$94,856$45.60
3Massachusetts$91,921$44.19
4Maryland$86,383$41.53
5Connecticut$83,753$40.27
6California$87,764$42.19
7Arizona$79,488$38.22
8Washington$98,836$47.52
9North Carolina$77,496$37.26
10Pennsylvania$77,187$37.11
11New York$79,574$38.26
12Virginia$78,922$37.94
13Wisconsin$80,418$38.66
14District of Columbia$81,807$39.33
15Nevada$76,894$36.97
16Texas$74,322$35.73
17Alaska$77,166$37.10
18Illinois$74,099$35.62
19Rhode Island$77,433$37.23
20Utah$71,691$34.47
21Michigan$73,345$35.26
22Maine$73,778$35.47
23South Carolina$75,645$36.37
24Ohio$70,950$34.11
25Colorado$72,252$34.74
26Alabama$72,431$34.82
27South Dakota$70,549$33.92
28Minnesota$70,858$34.07
29Missouri$71,142$34.20
30Idaho$68,944$33.15
31Iowa$70,229$33.76
32Georgia$69,118$33.23
33New Hampshire$67,958$32.67
34Wyoming$68,302$32.84
35Hawaii$64,412$30.97
36Montana$66,611$32.02
37Tennessee$65,722$31.60
38Delaware$64,591$31.05
39New Mexico$65,435$31.46
40Kansas$64,991$31.25
41Vermont$67,539$32.47
42Louisiana$65,811$31.64
43West Virginia$62,931$30.26
44Nebraska$62,169$29.89
45Oklahoma$65,068$31.28
46Kentucky$62,680$30.13
47Florida$63,069$30.32
48North Dakota$57,711$27.75
49Arkansas$56,424$27.13
50Mississippi$59,712$28.71
51Indiana$56,490$27.16

Highest paying cities for data and reporting analysts

The highest-paying cities for data and reporting analysts are Seattle, WA, Sacramento, CA, and Salem, OR.

RankCityAvg. salaryHourly rate
1Seattle, WA$99,423$47.80
2Sacramento, CA$97,438$46.85
3Salem, OR$93,448$44.93
4Boston, MA$91,935$44.20
5Carson City, NV$84,052$40.41
6Stamford, CT$83,764$40.27
7Washington, DC$81,794$39.32
8New York, NY$79,704$38.32
9Phoenix, AZ$79,606$38.27
10Raleigh, NC$78,396$37.69
11Philadelphia, PA$77,628$37.32
12Austin, TX$74,831$35.98
13Chicago, IL$74,260$35.70
14Portland, ME$73,991$35.57
15Denver, CO$72,261$34.74
16Salt Lake City, UT$71,668$34.46
17Saint Louis, MO$71,615$34.43
18Saint Paul, MN$70,878$34.08
19Columbus, OH$70,525$33.91
20Des Moines, IA$69,839$33.58

Data and reporting analyst salary details

A data and reporting analyst's salary ranges from $58,000 a year at the 10th percentile to $99,000 at the 90th percentile.

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Average data and reporting analyst salary graph, trends, and summary

What is a data and reporting analyst's salary?

PercentileAnnual salaryMonthly salaryHourly rate
90th Percentile$99,000$8,250$48
75th Percentile$87,000$7,250$42
Average$76,196$6,350$37
25th Percentile$66,000$5,500$32
10th Percentile$58,000$4,833$28

Highest paying data and reporting analyst jobs

The highest paying types of data and reporting analysts are staff analyst, senior data analyst-, and database analyst.

Job titleAnnual salaryMonthly salaryHourly rateJob openings
Program Management Analyst$79,266$6,605$38.11179,486
Business Operations Analyst$63,423$5,285$30.49208,754
Analyst$73,007$6,084$35.10253,138
Program Analyst$75,039$6,253$36.08156,716
Process Analyst$73,233$6,103$35.21123,238
Project Analyst$71,174$5,931$34.22207,513

How would you rate the starting salaries for data and reporting analysts, as well as the prospects for salary advancement?

Joel Stevenson

Founding Director USC Columbia Technology Incubator, Associate Director Faber Entrepreneurship Center, Senior Lecturer Entrepreneurship and Strategic Management, University of South Carolina

Don't know of a better starting salary than the one mentioned above-a lot of room for advancement.

Top companies hiring data and reporting analysts now:

  1. Citi jobs (7)
  2. AT&T jobs (16)
  3. Splunk jobs (26)
  4. Magellan Health jobs (9)
  5. U.S. Bank jobs (66)

Which companies pay data and reporting analysts the most?

Data and reporting analyst salaries at Apple and Meta are the highest-paying according to our most recent salary estimates. In addition, the average data and reporting analyst salary at companies like McKinsey & Company Inc and First Republic Bank are highly competitive.

RankCompanyAverage salaryHourly rate
1Apple$126,407$60.77
2Meta$124,185$59.70
3McKinsey & Company Inc$108,283$52.06
4First Republic Bank$106,402$51.15
5Citi$100,227$48.19
6Bayer$100,057$48.10
7The Vanguard Group$99,256$47.72
8Boehringer Ingelheim$98,474$47.34
9Natera$98,226$47.22
10AT&T$97,592$46.92
11MUFG EMEA$97,527$46.89
12Chewy$97,320$46.79
13California Resources$94,320$45.35
14Bank of the West$94,224$45.30
15Riverstone Holdings$94,148$45.26
16Nike$93,323$44.87
17WebMD$91,968$44.22
18Populus Group$90,405$43.46
19TEKsystems$89,659$43.11
20Data$88,999$42.79

Wage gap by gender, race and education

$76,000$75,200$74,400$73,600$72,800$72,000
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Data And Reporting Analyst salary by industry

The average data and reporting analyst salary varies across industries:

  • The average data and reporting analyst salary in the technology industry is $80,527, the highest of any industry.
  • The average data and reporting analyst salary in the finance industry is $80,034.
  • Data and reporting analysts in the education industry earn an average salary of $58,135, the lowest of any industry.

Highest paying industries for data and reporting analysts

RankIndustryAverage salaryHourly rate
1Technology$80,527$38.71
2Finance$80,034$38.48
3Health Care$74,514$35.82
4Professional$73,419$35.30
5Insurance$67,849$32.62
6Education$58,135$27.95

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Data and reporting analyst salary trends

The average data and reporting analyst salary has risen by $7,970 over the last ten years. In 2014, the average data and reporting analyst earned $68,226 annually, but today, they earn $76,196 a year. That works out to a 8% change in pay for data and reporting analysts over the last decade.

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Average data and reporting analyst salary over time

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Data and reporting analyst salary by year

YearAvg. salaryHourly rate% Change
2025$76,200$36.63+2.7%
2024$74,100$35.63+1.9%
2023$72,700$34.94+1.4%
2022$71,700$34.46+1.4%
2021$70,700$33.99+0.0%

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