A deep dive into the data analyst job market, where we analyse our job openings and trends for the month of November, 2023
A deep dive into the data analyst job market, where we analyse our job openings and trends for the month.
There's a lot of uncertainty in the air, so we're hoping to provide valuable insights and answers to your most pressing questions about state of the data analyst job market.
For that, we will only be using data gathered from job opportunities listed on our site, DataAnalyst.com - we're not using any external benchmarks, nor data points.
So, let's dive right in.
For those who are looking to start as a data analyst, or with couple of years of experience under their belt we have seen 33 open positions available.
Jobs are being listed across industries, with retail and tech sectors leading the way.
When it comes to salaries, the minimum starting salary we've seen was at $50,000, going as high as $160,000 annually.
The usual average salaries are in the $75,700 - $98,700 range
Typically, more experienced analysts will work as senior data analysts - such roles will see you taking ownership of the data processes within your organisation, and usually these roles require between 3-5 years of experience.
We've seen 50 open positions available.
The minimum starting salary starting salary was at $58,000, going as high as $201,500 annually.
Tech companies were most active in their hiring efforts, with 14 senior data analyst opportunities.
The usual average salary is in the $91,500 - $117,500 range.
A lead data analyst is usually a team leadership position that commonly requires at least five years of experience, as such there's usually little bit less opportunities on the market, as these roles don't only require individual performance, but also leadership skills.
We've seen 24 open positions available.
The minimum starting salary was at $61,600 and going as high as $192,500 annually.
The usual average salary is in the $102,600 - $138,000 range, with the Tech and Healthcare sectors leading the number of job postings opened.
The trend of offering employees more flexibility, and integrating work from home policies is continuing.
We are seeing over 76% of the positions allowing for at least a few days of remote working, with 45% of jobs being fully remote.
On the salary note, we can see that the ranges provided leave a lot of room for negotiations. Particularly it shows there's a lot of unknowns when it comes to determining the salary that company is looking to offer, and what the fair market rate for the role actually is.
That's a wrap for our November market summary report - you can expect the next edition in early January.
We just updated our Data Analyst Salary Guide - it provides the overview of data analyst salaries in various industries - and now also shows a more detailed view on each industry page, with a deep dive into how much entry level, senior and lead data analysts can earn depending on their experience. Not only that, you can also see data analyst salary ranges for various states across the United States.
So, check it out and see how your data analyst salary compares.
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