Data Scientist

Data Analyst

Analytics Manager

Senior Data Analyst

Senior Data Scientist

Data Science Manager

Data Science Director

Director of Analytics

Senior Manager, Business Analytics

Business Insight and Analytics Manager

Main

Male

Female

Medical / Health

Dental

Vision

None

Less than 1 year

5-9 years

10-19 years

New York, New York

San Francisco, California

Chicago, Illinois

Seattle, Washington

Los Angeles, California

Atlanta, Georgia

Boston, Massachusetts

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Washington, District of Columbia

Minneapolis, Minnesota

Portland, Oregon

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Austin, Texas

Denver, Colorado

Tampa, Florida

St. Louis, Missouri

Cincinnati, Ohio

Columbus, Ohio

Salt Lake City, Utah

Nashville, Tennessee

Cleveland, Ohio

Houston, Texas

San Diego, California

Bellevue, Washington

Charlotte, North Carolina

San Antonio, Texas

Omaha, Nebraska

Orlando, Florida

Knoxville, Tennessee

Kansas City, Missouri

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Grand Rapids, Michigan

Fort Worth, Texas

Irvine, California

Detroit, Michigan

San Jose, California

Portland, Maine

Worcester, Massachusetts

Birmingham, Alabama

Hartford, Connecticut

Louisville, Kentucky

Miami, Florida

Phoenix, Arizona

Rochester, New York

Richmond, Virginia

Lincoln, Nebraska

Chesterfield, Missouri

Anchorage, Alaska

Alpharetta, Georgia

Mountain View, California

Raleigh, North Carolina

Buffalo, New York

Data Analysis

Microsoft Excel

Database Management & Reporting

Microsoft Office

Data Modeling

Statistical Analysis

Tableau Software

Python

Microsoft SQL Server

Data Entry

Microsoft Access

Microsoft Word

Windows Operating System General Use

Alteryx Designer

Crystal Reports

A data analyst uses data to acquire information about specific topics.  This usually starts with the survey process, in which data analysts find survey participants and gather the needed information.  The data is then interpreted and presented in forms such as charts or reports. Data analysts may also put their survey data in online databases. 
Individuals looking for data analyst jobs must be knowledgeable in computer programs such as Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, SharePoint, and SQL databases. Data analysts also must have good communication skills, as they must have an open line of communication with the companies with which they work.  Data analysts should be able to work indoors with clients, supervisors, and managers to meet goals set by all parties.  A data analyst should be willing to work hard for the betterment of their company.

The average pay for a Data Analyst with Data Mining skills in Dallas, Texas is $15.04 per hour.

The average pay for a Data Analyst with Data Mining skills in Dallas, Texas is $62,288 per year.