Operations Manager

Sr. Project Manager, Operations

Director of Operations

Project Manager, (Unspecified Type / General)

Senior Data Analyst

Data Scientist

Analytics Manager

Data Analyst

Senior Business Analyst

Sr. Business Analyst (Computer Software/Hardware/Systems)

Business Systems Analyst

Business Analyst, IT

Project Analyst

Main

Female

Male

Prefer to self-define

Medical / Health

Dental

Vision

None

Booz, Allen, and Hamilton

U.S. Bank

BAE Systems Inc.

Wellcare Health Plans, Inc.

PRA International

Deloitte

Cigna Corporation

Fannie Mae Corporation

Sierra Nevada Corp.

American Express Co. (AMEX)

Spalding Consulting

UPMC Health Plan

Precise Systems

Qualcomm Inc

Huntington Ingalls Industries

Citibank

Epiq Systems, Inc

Cardinal Health, Inc.

Brigham and Women's Hospital

Brown and Caldwell

Honeywell Aerospace

Laboratory Corporation of America (LabCorp)

Partners Healthcare Inc

Kaiser Permanente

The Home Depot Inc.

Kingsley Associates

Industrial Turnaround Corporation

Southern California Edison Company

Xerox Corporation

HNTB Corporation

Less than 1 year

1-4 years

5-9 years

10-19 years

20 years or more

Washington, District of Columbia

New York, New York

Atlanta, Georgia

Los Angeles, California

San Francisco, California

San Diego, California

Houston, Texas

Boston, Massachusetts

Chicago, Illinois

Denver, Colorado

Phoenix, Arizona

Dallas, Texas

Raleigh, North Carolina

Lexington Park, Maryland

Baltimore, Maryland

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Portland, Oregon

Austin, Texas

Tampa, Florida

Minneapolis, Minnesota

Huntsville, Alabama

Nashville, Tennessee

Greenville, South Carolina

Jacksonville, Florida

Patuxent River, Maryland

Charlotte, North Carolina

Kansas City, Missouri

Cincinnati, Ohio

Arlington, Virginia

Seattle, Washington

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Louisville, Kentucky

Miami, Florida

Columbus, Ohio

Salt Lake City, Utah

St. Louis, Missouri

San Antonio, Texas

Newport News, Virginia

Buffalo, New York

San Jose, California

Indianapolis, Indiana

Dearborn, Michigan

Richmond, Virginia

Providence, Rhode Island

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina

Orlando, Florida

Rosemead, California

Scottsdale, Arizona

Little Rock, Arkansas

Birmingham, Alabama

Fort Myers, Florida

New Orleans, Louisiana

California, Maryland

Ann Arbor, Michigan

Reston, Virginia

Lansing, Michigan

Burlington, North Carolina

Durham, North Carolina

Memphis, Tennessee

Ashburn, Virginia

Greenville, Texas

Plano, Texas

Charleston, South Carolina

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

St. Paul, Minnesota

Rochester, New York

Detroit, Michigan

Omaha, Nebraska

Albany, New York

Toledo, Ohio

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Alexandria, Virginia

Honolulu, Hawaii

Overland Park, Kansas

Lexington, Kentucky

Sacramento, California

Emeryville, California

Pensacola, Florida

Cleveland, Ohio

Project Management

Data Analysis

Microsoft Excel

Project Coordinating

Microsoft Office

Business Analysis

Financial Analysis

Database Management & Reporting

Financial Reporting

Microsoft Project

Microsoft Access

Strategic Project Management

Process Improvement

Oral / Verbal Communication

Research Analysis

Forecasting

Requirements Analysis

Client Interaction

Technical Analysis

Microsoft PowerPoint

Microsoft Word

Performance Analysis

Budget Management

Financial Modeling

Operations Management

Tableau Software

Data Entry

JIRA

Data Management

Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

Budgeting

SAP Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)

Training

Technical Writing

Strategic Planning

Microsoft Outlook

ScrumMaster

Project analysts are responsible for managing the development of new projects through special research, data analysis, and data collection to facilitate strategic decision-making for their organizations. They also actively research and design new projects using logical framework approaches and other tools made available by the organization.
Project analysts must be comfortable preparing and presenting new ideas to improve current strategic planning processes while taking into account different scenarios to anticipate any impact they may have on the business. They are also responsible for collecting the information needed for projects using various approaches, such as interviews, statistical data and market trends, or legislation applicable to projects, and analyzing the information collected.
Project analysts must also assess any project for financial and economic feasibility, as well as its investment budget, and are responsible for administrative activities (estimates and cost control) and monitoring the activities set for each project. Although project analysts work on teams, they must be able to coordinate with departments within the company and, in some cases, teams from outside the organization who are contracted for research purposes.
Those in this position may arrange the operational and field tests needed to ensure the safe development and implementation of projects at work, and also prepare and submit reports on projects' progress to their superiors within set deadlines. A bachelor’s degree in business is generally required for this position, though this varies by industry, and some employers may prefer those who have a master's degree and at least two years of experience in the industry.

The average pay for a Project Analyst is $25.51 per hour.

The average pay for a Project Analyst is $60,005 per year.

total

base

bonus

United States