Data Analyst salary

Typical advertised pay for Data Analyst roles, from real job postings on FindRole.

Median advertised base salary

$126,775

Most postings fall between $117,500 and $140,550.

Based on 72 postings across 23 companies. Updated October 27, 2026.

As of October 2026, the median advertised base salary for Data Analyst roles is $126,775, based on 72 live job postings from 23 employers tracked by FindRole.

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Salary by seniority

Level 25th %ile Median 75th %ile Postings
Senior $119,050 $121,025 $139,525 26
Not specified $101,500 $110,900 $127,088 20

Skills employers ask for

Share of Data Analyst postings that name each skill.

  • SQL 93% · 67 of 72
  • Python 92% · 66 of 72
  • R 71% · 51 of 72
  • Data Visualization 60% · 43 of 72
  • Spark 49% · 35 of 72
  • Tableau 39% · 28 of 72
  • Data Quality Management 35% · 25 of 72
  • Power BI 33% · 24 of 72
  • Data Governance 32% · 23 of 72
  • Business Intelligence 31% · 22 of 72
  • Agile 29% · 21 of 72
  • AWS 29% · 21 of 72

Counted once per posting across 72 Data Analyst postings with an extracted skill list, as of October 2026. Spellings are folded to one name (K8s → Kubernetes) — see methodology.

Related roles

Titles whose postings ask for many of the same skills.

Top companies hiring Data Analysts

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These figures are the midpoint of the advertised salary range on real Data Analyst job postings indexed by FindRole — employer-stated base pay, not total compensation (they exclude equity and bonuses), and they reflect the roles we index rather than the whole market. A guide, not a guarantee.