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Also called administrative analyst, business analyst, business development analyst and business management analyst.
$101,860
Median pay a year
898,280
People do this work
6
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Management Analyst
Summary
Management analyst conducting organizational studies and evaluations, designing systems and procedures, and preparing manuals to enhance operational efficiency and effectiveness
Experience
Management Analyst
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Gathered and organized information on problems or procedures for analysis
Conferred with personnel to ensure successful functioning of newly implemented systems or procedures
Analyzed data gathered and developed solutions or alternative methods of proceeding
Documented findings of study and prepared recommendations for implementation of new systems or organizational changes
Planned studies of work problems and procedures, including organizational change and cost analysis
Interviewed personnel and conducted on-site observations to ascertain unit functions and methods used
Prepared manuals and trained workers in the use of new forms and procedures according to organizational policy
Skills
Core Skills
Advising on business operations, Gathering performance information, Conducting scientific research, Analyzing interview techniques, Analyzing business data, Developing financial information systems, Preparing research reports, Microsoft Power BI
Checking & Planning
Editing written materials, Editing documents, Developing procedures
Tools and software
Atlassian JIRA, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Office software, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft SharePoint
Open to
On site, Remote
Education
Bachelor's Degree Your college, Year
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Gathered and organized information on proceduresConferred with personnel on new systemsAnalyzed data and developed alternative solutionsDocumented findings and prepared implementation recommendationsInterviewed personnel and observed unit functionsReviewed forms and conferred with management
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Gathered and organized information on procedures to identify areas for improvement
Analyzed data to develop alternative solutions that enhanced operational efficiency
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Organized information on procedures, making processes clearer for the team
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Processes became clearer for the teamDecision-making improved for managementIdentified key issues for faster resolution
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Analyzed data to develop alternative solutions that enhanced operational efficiency
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Reduced time spent on repetitive tasksStreamlined workflows for better productivityMinimized errors in data processing
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Advising on business operations
Gathering performance information
Conducting scientific research
Analyzing interview techniques
Analyzing business data
Editing written materials
Editing documents
Developing procedures
Developing financial information systems
Preparing research reports
Developing training materials
Conferencing with personnel
The work itself
What a Management Analyst does
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Conduct organizational studies and evaluations, design systems and procedures, conduct work simplification and measurement studies, and prepare operations and procedures manuals to assist management in operating more efficiently and effectively. Includes program analysts and management consultants.
What it pays
How much does a Management Analyst make?
Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$77,950
Median
$101,860
75th percentile
$133,370
About 898,280 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AK
$73,830
$100,190
$124,950
AL
$82,120
$108,040
$138,590
AR
$57,390
$72,950
$97,520
AZ
$72,570
$93,310
$123,470
CA
$77,440
$101,460
$134,750
CO
$80,120
$104,750
$149,260
CT
$81,200
$104,960
$133,910
DC
$104,490
$126,140
$148,700
DE
$76,460
$99,480
$128,720
FL
$64,910
$88,610
$124,380
GA
$77,840
$99,600
$132,010
HI
$82,210
$101,750
$132,470
IA
$64,070
$85,530
$106,990
ID
$64,940
$88,710
$115,210
IL
$81,230
$104,270
$135,020
IN
$71,850
$95,560
$124,200
KS
$62,250
$81,210
$105,890
KY
$73,790
$95,630
$120,200
LA
$73,730
$95,540
$122,930
MA
$103,150
$134,720
$168,800
MD
$92,870
$121,680
$144,680
ME
$73,990
$75,530
$99,630
MI
$72,240
$93,640
$123,730
MN
$78,080
$100,790
$127,860
MO
$74,260
$97,270
$123,840
MS
$52,870
$69,390
$97,470
MT
$65,610
$97,470
$118,900
NC
$73,320
$98,560
$131,360
ND
$61,490
$90,220
$99,500
NE
$62,500
$75,360
$104,750
NH
$81,360
$104,270
$131,440
NJ
$81,680
$105,820
$135,790
NM
$66,130
$93,180
$124,690
NV
$64,920
$81,600
$104,280
NY
$85,670
$112,250
$165,460
OH
$75,650
$94,270
$122,660
OK
$73,780
$99,420
$126,080
OR
$84,600
$101,840
$118,380
PA
$65,330
$93,830
$126,500
RI
$76,600
$99,640
$127,070
SC
$73,750
$100,660
$142,700
SD
$66,120
$83,620
$108,890
TN
$78,940
$99,260
$129,990
TX
$78,440
$101,400
$131,210
UT
$63,690
$83,530
$103,310
VA
$83,260
$117,580
$152,730
VT
$79,640
$107,520
$132,990
WA
$84,570
$109,170
$150,020
WI
$78,420
$98,780
$124,800
WV
$75,030
$97,470
$121,680
WY
$78,850
$98,540
$125,750
Other names
Other names for this job
administrative analyst, business analyst, business development analyst, business management analyst, business operations analyst, business process analyst, business systems analyst, clerical methods analyst, dealer analyst, employment programs analyst, forms analyst, health information management business analyst.
More names for this work
health information management data analyst, health program analyst, health systems analyst, him business analyst, him data analyst, hr analyst, human resource analyst, industrial analyst, management and program analyst, operations analyst, performance management analyst, program analyst, program management analyst, project management analyst, records management analyst, reports analyst, survey analyst, technical business analyst, administrative support coordinator, business consultant, business management consultant, business process consultant, commercial specialist, health program specialist, healthcare consultant, implementation consultant, management consultant, management scientist, management systems auditor, organizational development consultant, performance consultant, program development specialist, program evaluator.
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