Data Analyst Salary in Texas

Collects, processes, and interprets data to help organizations make informed decisions.

State Average
$100,676
across 31 metros
vs National Avg
-2.0%
national: $102,724
Metros Covered
31
13 above national avg
Highest Metro
$124,779
Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos

All metro areas in Texas

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31 metros shown

Metro AreaLevel ILevel IILevel IIILevel IVAverage
Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos, TXTX$76K$100K$125K$149K$125K
Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TXTX$73K$96K$119K$142K$119K
Sherman-Denison, TXTX$73K$96K$118K$141K$119K
Midland, TXTX$61K$87K$113K$139K$114K
San Antonio-New Braunfels, TXTX$70K$92K$113K$135K$113K
Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands, TXTX$68K$89K$111K$133K$111K
Border Region of Texas nonmetropolitan areaTX$68K$89K$110K$132K$111K
Amarillo, TXTX$71K$90K$109K$128K$109K
Lubbock, TXTX$67K$87K$107K$128K$108K
Odessa, TXTX$64K$86K$107K$129K$107K
Hill Country Region of Texas nonmetropolitan areaTX$64K$85K$105K$126K$106K
Northwestern Region of Texas nonmetropolitan areaTX$71K$88K$104K$120K$104K
Beaumont-Port Arthur, TXTX$64K$84K$103K$123K$104K
Corpus Christi, TXTX$58K$80K$102K$124K$102K
College Station-Bryan, TXTX$55K$78K$102K$125K$102K
Longview, TXTX$54K$77K$100K$123K$100K
Coastal Plains Region of Texas nonmetropolitan areaTX$71K$85K$99K$113K$99K
Waco, TXTX$59K$78K$98K$117K$98K
Victoria, TXTX$68K$82K$97K$112K$97K
Tyler, TXTX$60K$79K$97K$115K$97K
San Angelo, TXTX$50K$73K$95K$118K$96K
Abilene, TXTX$52K$73K$93K$114K$94K
Killeen-Temple, TXTX$55K$74K$93K$112K$93K
El Paso, TXTX$50K$70K$90K$110K$90K
Wichita Falls, TXTX$54K$72K$90K$108K$90K
Brownsville-Harlingen, TXTX$55K$72K$90K$108K$90K
McAllen-Edinburg-Mission, TXTX$53K$71K$88K$106K$88K
North Region of Texas nonmetropolitan areaTX$51K$70K$88K$107K$88K
Eastern Region of Texas nonmetropolitan areaTX$58K$73K$87K$101K$87K
Eagle Pass, TXTX$43K$62K$81K$99K$81K
Laredo, TXTX$42K$60K$78K$95K$78K

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Data source: Salary data sourced from the U.S. Department of Labor Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) program, which surveys employers nationwide to collect wage data by occupation and geography. The four experience levels reflect DOL standardized tiers. Data reflects the most recently published survey cycle.