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The Life of a Data Analyst

Data analysts collect, process and perform statistical analyses of data. Their skills
may not be as advanced as data scientists (e.g. they may not be able to create new
algorithms), but their goals are the same to discover how data can be used to
answer questions and solve problems.
Data Analyst Responsibilities

Depending on their level of expertise, data analysts may:
Work with IT teams, management and/or data scientists to determine
organizational goals
Mine data from primary and secondary sources
Clean and prune data to discard irrelevant information
Analyze and interpret results using standard statistical tools and techniques
Pinpoint trends, correlations and patterns in complicated data sets
Identify new opportunities for process improvement
Provide concise data reports and clear data visualizations for management
Design, create and maintain relational databasesand data systems
Triage code problems and data-related issues
Data analysts are sometimes called junior data scientists or data scientists in
training. Instead of being free to create their own big data projects, they may be
limited to tackling speci c business tasks using existing tools, systems and data
However, there are plenty of companies who dont make a clear distinction
between the two roles. In some cases, a data analyst/scientist
(http://www.quora.com/What-is-difference-between-a-data-analyst-and-a-datascientist) could be writing queries or addressing standard requests in the morning
and building custom solutions or experimenting with relational databases, Hadoop
and NoSQL in the afternoon.
An Interview with a Real Data Analyst

We got in touch with Al Melchior, a Fantasy Sports Data Analyst for
CBSSports.com (http://CBSSports.com), to learn more about the work
being done by data analysts. Read on to nd out how data analysis is used
to create fantasy sports player rankings, the tools he uses on the job, and
what types of people make the best data analysts. To connect with Al,
follow him on Twitter. (https://twitter.com/almelccbs)
1. WHAT KIND OF IMPACT DO DATA
ANALYSTS HAVE ON THE OVERALL SUCCESS
OF FANTASY SPORTS AT CBS?
CAREER PROFILES
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areers/business-analyst/)
Data Analyst
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Data Architect
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Data Engineer
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Data Scientist
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Marketing Analyst
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Quantitative Analyst
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Statistician
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A big part of my job is creating player projections

for Fantasy Baseball. These power the default
rankings in our draft rooms and inform my
preseason and in-season rankings of players. Our
readers and customers of our Fantasy product rely
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readers and customers of our Fantasy product rely
on the accuracy of these projections, so its important to have a sound
Illinois (http://www.mastersindatascience.org/schools/illinois/)
statistical basis for making them.
During the season, we have a high degree of interaction with our audience,
as a large part of our responsibility is to respond to questions about player
value and performance. Statistical analysis informs these recommendations,
whether they are made through social media platforms, written and video
content, or podcasts.
Indiana
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2. WHICH SKILLS OR PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES DO YOU MOST

TOP SCHOOLS
FREQUENTLY USE IN YOUR WORK, AND WHY?
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SCHOOLS-WITH-MASTERS-PROGRAMS-IN-DATA-SCIENCE/)
I dont use any programming languages, but I do make use of Minitab
Maryland
statistical software and Excel. They help to identify relationships often
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through regression analysis which allow me to identify the correlates of
ONLINE PROGRAMS
player performance. They also help me to identify and explain outliers. This
Massachusetts
(HTTP://WWW.MASTERSINDATASCIENCE.ORG/SCHOOLS/DATA-SCIENCEis an important part of my job, as I try to help our audience to identify players
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who may have surprisingly high or low value over the course of the season.
Michigan
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STATE (HTTP://WWW.MASTERSINDATASCIENCE.ORG/SCHOOLS/)
3. HOW HAS THE ROLE OF DATA ANALYST CHANGED OVERBY
TIME?
HOW DO YOU SEE IT EVOLVING MOVING FORWARD?
Minnesota
(http://www.mastersindatascience.org/schools/minnesota/)
DEGREES
My title is Data Analyst, but on the surface, it may be hard to tellRELATED
the
Missouri
(HTTP://WWW.MASTERSINDATASCIENCE.ORG/SPECIALTIES/)
difference between my job and that of my colleagues who have the title of
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Fantasy Writer. My colleagues are making increasing use of sophisticated
analytical tools and methods. Since I began at CBSSports.com more than ve
Nebraska
(http://www.mastersindatascience.org/schools/nebraska/)
years ago, I have been asked to bring the results of my analyses to an
increasingly broader range of forums. Initialy, I produced projections,
New Hampshire
created data visualizations and wrote columns. Now I also contribute to
(http://www.mastersindatascience.org/schools/newvideos, a daily podcast and an active Twitter account.
hampshire/)
Im not sure there is a signi cant difference now between my job and work
process and those of my colleagues who are writers. We are all data
journalists to some degree, and the lines between analyst and writer are
getting blurred.
4. WHAT KIND OF PERSON MAKES THE BEST DATA ANALYST?

Curiosity and creativity are key attributes of a good data analyst. Its also
important to have a strong grounding in statistical methods, but even more
critical is having the desire to nd better explanations for whatever
phenomena you are studying. This will help the analyst to generate
interesting research questions that will enhance our understanding of the
matter at hand. Being able to convey your ndings whether its to an
audience of readers or a small team of executives making business decisions
is also a key to success, and thats where the creativity comes in.
5. WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU OFFER A STUDENT PREPARING FOR A

POSITION AS A
DATA ANALYST?
Taking statistics and research methodology courses are a start. Also, its
important to be a consumer of statistical analysis. Find some topics or issues
that interest you and read whatever analytical works you can nd. Sports is a
natural avenue for learning about data analysis, because they are so dataoriented. Player performance is measured, and then dissected and debated.
But there is probably no limit to the range of topics on which you can nd
solid and engaging analytical work.
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New Mexico
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North Carolina
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Ohio (http://www.mastersindatascience.org/schools/ohio/)
Oklahoma
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Pennsylvania
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South Carolina
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South Dakota
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Tennessee
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Virginia
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Washington
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West Virginia
(http://www.mastersindatascience.org/schools/west-virginia/)
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Wisconsin
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Data Analyst Salaries
ONLINE PROGRAMS
(HTTP://WWW.MASTERSINDATASCIENCE.ORG/SCHOOLS/DATA-SCIENCEINDUSTRY USES
DEGREES-ONLINE/)
Salary numbers are dependent on job responsibilities. A senior data
analyst with
the skills of a data scientist can command a high price. An entry-level data analyst
Biotechnology
with basic technical tools might be looking at anything from $35,000 $45,000 per
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year.
ndustry/biotech/)
Energy
According to PayScale
RELATED DEGREES
(http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Job=Data_Analyst/Salary), the best-paying
ndustry/energy/)
jobs in 2015 were in you guessed it San Francisco. There the median pay for
Finance
analysts was $64,507 (25% above the national average). The silver medal went to
New York, where the median pay was $58,397 (13% above the national average).
ndustry/ nance/)
Data Analyst
Robert Half Technology 2015 Salary Guide
(http://s3.amazonaws.com/DBM/M3/2011/Downloads/RHT_2015_salaryguide.pdf)
Average Salary (2014): $67,750 $101,000
Average Salary (2015): $70,750 $108,250
Glassdoor (https://www.glassdoor.com/Salaries/data-analyst-salarySRCH_KO0,12.htm)
Average Salary (2015): $62,379 per year
Minimum: $45,000
Maximum: $90,000
Gaming and Hospitality

ndustry/gaming-and-hospitality/)
Government
ndustry/government/)
Health Care
ndustry/health-care/)
Insurance
ndustry/insurance/)
Internet
PayScale (http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Job=Data_Analyst/Salary)
Median Salary (2015): $52,980 per year
Total Pay Range: $34,802 $79,927
Senior Data Analyst

Glassdoor (https://www.glassdoor.com/Salaries/senior-data-analyst-salarySRCH_KO0,19.htm)
Average Salary (2015): $78,041 per year
Minimum: $65,000
Maximum: $107,000
PayScale (http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Job=Senior_Data_Analyst/Salary)
Median Salary (2015): $72,041 per year
Total Pay Range: $51,172 $102,923
Pharmaceuticals
ndustry/pharmaceuticals/)
Retail
ndustry/retail/)
Telecommunications
ndustry/telecom/)
Utilities
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(HTTP://WWW.MASTERSINDATASCIENCE.ORG/SCHOOLS/23-GREATndustry/utilities/)
Most candidates for entry-level jobs will need a bachelors degree in math, statistics
computer science, information management, nance or economics. All of these
ONLINE PROGRAMS
subjects place a heavy emphasis on statistical and analytical skills.
Manufacturing
ndustry/manufacturing/)
Travel and Transportation

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Data Analyst Qualifications

What Kind of Degree Will I Need?
ndustry/internet/)
DATA SCIENCE TECHNOLOGIES
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ONLINE PROGRAMS
subjects place a heavy emphasis on statistical and analytical skills.
(HTTP://WWW.MASTERSINDATASCIENCE.ORG/SCHOOLS/DATA-SCIENCER
DEGREES-ONLINE/)
To climb the career ladder or transition to the role of a data scientist, you will
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probably be required to earn a masters degree or graduate certi cate in a similar
ata-scientist-skills/r/)
eld.
Python
Note: We discuss the possibilities of self-education in our section on Data Scientist
ata-scientist-skills/python/)
Quali cations (http://www.mastersindatascience.org/careers/dataRELATED DEGREES
SQL
scientist/#quals).
ata-scientist-skills/sql/)
What Kind of Skills Will I Need?
Hadoop
ata-scientist-skills/hadoop/)
Technical Skills
Statistical methods and packages (e.g. SPSS)
R and/or SAS languages
Data warehousing and business intelligence platforms
SQL databases and database querying languages
Programming (e.g. XML, Javascript or ETL frameworks)
Database design
Data mining
Data cleaning and munging
Data visualization and reporting techniques
Working knowledge of Hadoop & MapReduce
Machine learning techniques
Tableau
ata-scientist-skills/tableau/)
This is a sample list and subject to change.
Business Skills
Analytic Problem-Solving: Employing best practices to analyze large
amounts of data while maintaining intense attention to detail.
Effective Communication: Using reports and presentations to explain
complex technical ideas and methods to an audience of laymen.
Creative Thinking: Questioning established business practices and
brainstorming new approaches to data analysis.
Industry Knowledge: Understanding what drives your chosen industry
(http://www.mastersindatascience.org/industry/) and how data can
contribute to the success of a company/organization strategy.
What About Certifications?

There are scores of big data certi cations available from independent
organizations and speci c companies (e.g. SAS). When in doubt, ask your mentors
for advice, check job listing requirements and consult articles like Toms IT Pro
Best Of certi cation lists (http://www.tomsitpro.com/tags/certi cation/?
articleType=lists) to determine which ones will help advance your career.
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(HTTP://WWW.MASTERSINDATASCIENCE.ORG/SCHOOLS/23-GREATCertified Analytics Professional (http://www.informs.org/certification)
We take a closer look at this quali cation in our section on Data Scientist
Certi cations (http://www.mastersindatascience.org/careers/dataONLINE PROGRAMS
scientist/#certs).
Certified Data Management Professional (CDMP)

(http://iccp.org/certification/designations/cdmp)
(HTTP://WWW.MASTERSINDATASCIENCE.ORG/SCHOOLS/DATA-SCIENCEDEGREES-ONLINE/)
Authorized by the non-pro t Data Management Association International (DAMA)

(http://www.dama.org/), CDMP is intended for IT professionals who wish to
become skilled in general database management. Mastery candidates
must have 4+
RELATED DEGREES
years of database work experience; Practitioner candidates require
2+
years.
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years of database work experience; Practitioner candidates require

2+ years.
Either group can substitute up to 2 years of a bachelors or masters degree in an
appropriate discipline for work experience.
EMC: Data Science Associate (EMCDSA)

(https://education.emc.com/guest/certification/framework/ds.aspx)
We take a closer look at this quali cation in our section on Data Scientist
Certi cations (http://www.mastersindatascience.org/careers/datascientist/#certs).
Revolution R Enterprise Certified Specialist

(http://www.revolutionanalytics.com/academyr-specialist-certification)
Created by Revolution Analytics (a subsidiary of Microsoft), Revolution R
Enterprise is an enterprise-class analytics platform that supports a variety of big
data statistics, predictive modeling and machine learning capabilities. It is 100% R.
During the exam, candidates must prove their ability to handle strategic and
practical aspects of analyzing big data using Revolution R Enterprise. Topics include
the data analysis life cycle, theory and methods of advanced analytics, statistical
modeling and required technological tools.
SAS Certified Base Programmer for SAS 9

(http://support.sas.com/certify/creds/bp.html)
If youre new to SAS programming or SAS certi cation, this is one credential to
consider. Sponsored by SAS, the certi cation exam tests candidates on their ability
to import and export raw data les, manipulate and transform data, combine SAS
data sets and identify and correct data, syntax and programming logic errors.
Jobs Similar to Data Analyst

Data Analyst is an umbrella term. In many cases, Market Research Analysts
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Analysts (http://www.mastersindatascience.org/careers/quantitative-analyst/),
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under its
(HTTP://WWW.MASTERSINDATASCIENCE.ORG/SCHOOLS/23-GREATshade. Youll also see a good deal of job crossover with Business Intelligence
Analysts, Data Warehouse Analysts and Business Systems Analysts.
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As weve noted, senior data analysts are close siblings to Data Scientists
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Managers. At the upper levels of management, there may be no clear
distinction
between the 3 roles.
Analysts who grow tired of analyzing may wish to investigate data construction
jobs such as:
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engineer/)
Data/Big Data Architect
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Hadoop Developer
Data Analyst Job Outlook

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Todays data analysts should be prepared for a change. Self-service business

intelligence software and automation is replacing many of the regular tasks that
in the past technical experts would have been required to handle.
Eran Levy points out (http://www.sisense.com/blog/is-it-time-to- re-your-dataanalyst/?__00eau_=00eau), executives can now monitor KPIs, build dashboards,
generate data reports and identify business strengths and weaknesses by
themselves. The need for analysts to extract structured information from
databases and prepare it for consumption is rapidly decreasing.
On the other hand, the need for statistical gurus to handle the ood of
unstructured data is rapidly increasing. These men and women are obliged to clean,
lter and convert billions of diverse data points. They must employ complex
modeling and predictive analytics techniques to generate useful insights and
actions. Then they have to explain what theyve discovered to rooms of confused
laymen.
In other words, they have to transform themselves from data analysts into data
scientists.
Helpful Professional Organizations

Data Management Association International (DAMA)
(http://www.dama.org/)
Data Science Association (http://www.datascienceassn.org/)
Digital Analytics Association (DAA)
(http://www.digitalanalyticsassociation.org)
International Institute for Analytics (IIA) (http://www.iianalytics.com/)
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International Machine Learning Society (IMLS)
(HTTP://WWW.MASTERSINDATASCIENCE.ORG/SCHOOLS/23-GREAT(http://www.machinelearning.org/)
Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS)
(https://www.informs.org/)
SIGKDD (http://www.sigkdd.org/)
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The Life of a Data Analyst

Data Analyst Responsibilities

An Interview with a Real Data Analyst

A big part of my job is creating player projections

2. WHICH SKILLS OR PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES DO YOU MOST

HOW DO YOU SEE IT EVOLVING MOVING FORWARD?

4. WHAT KIND OF PERSON MAKES THE BEST DATA ANALYST?

5. WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU OFFER A STUDENT PREPARING FOR A

Data Analyst Salaries

Gaming and Hospitality

Senior Data Analyst

Travel and Transportation

Data Analyst Qualifications

DATA SCIENCE TECHNOLOGIES

What Kind of Skills Will I Need?

This is a sample list and subject to change.

What About Certifications?

Certified Data Management Professional (CDMP)

Authorized by the non-pro t Data Management Association International (DAMA)

years of database work experience; Practitioner candidates require

EMC: Data Science Associate (EMCDSA)

Revolution R Enterprise Certified Specialist

SAS Certified Base Programmer for SAS 9

Jobs Similar to Data Analyst

Data/Big Data Engineer (http://www.mastersindatascience.org/careers/data(HTTP://WWW.MASTERSINDATASCIENCE.ORG/SPECIALTIES/)

Data Analyst Job Outlook

Todays data analysts should be prepared for a change. Self-service business

Helpful Professional Organizations

June 24, 2016 7:10 pm

Driving Analytics with

UC Irvine Certi cate in

An Interview with Dr.

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