Business Intelligence Analyst Salary by State (2026)

Business Intelligence Analysts earn the most in Washington at $163,350 a year and the least in Mississippi at $69,490 (BLS OEWS, May 2025). The national median is $120,230. All 50 states and territories with reported data are ranked below, with a cost-of-living adjusted column.

Highest median
$163,350

Washington

National median
$120,230

BLS OEWS, May 2025

Lowest median
$69,490

Mississippi

States reporting
50

of 54 OEWS areas

Top 5 states for Business Intelligence Analysts

  1. 1. Washington$163,350 median · $152,645 adjusted · 9,600 employed
  2. 2. California$141,590 median · $127,881 adjusted · 39,310 employed
  3. 3. Maryland$136,370 median · $129,927 adjusted · 3,340 employed
  4. 4. New Jersey$135,280 median · $124,333 adjusted · 6,430 employed
  5. 5. Massachusetts$131,750 median · $124,578 adjusted · 9,420 employed

Lowest-paying states for Business Intelligence Analysts

  1. 50. Mississippi$69,490 median · $79,917 adjusted · 440 employed
  2. 49. Louisiana$78,760 median · $89,290 adjusted · 1,300 employed
  3. 48. Puerto Rico$80,350 median · no price parity · 100 employed
  4. 47. North Dakota$81,900 median · $92,065 adjusted · 210 employed
  5. 46. Alaska$84,110 median · $82,172 adjusted · 230 employed

Business Intelligence Analyst salary in every state

Sort by any column. Employment is the number of business intelligence analysts OEWS estimates in that state; blank cells are estimates BLS suppressed because the sample was too small.

Annual wages by state, sortable by median, quartiles, employment and cost-of-living adjusted median
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1Washington$163,350$105,240$208,3209,600$152,645
2California$141,590$103,360$186,82039,310$127,881
3Maryland$136,370$100,370$169,5103,340$129,927
4New Jersey$135,280$101,970$167,3306,430$124,333
5Massachusetts$131,750$101,940$166,1809,420$124,578
6New York$130,460$94,880$171,58023,970$120,885
7Minnesota$128,800$92,490$160,9104,020$130,601
8Vermont$127,070$98,450$143,170200$129,719
9District of Columbia$126,490$105,320$174,6502,680$115,094
10Virginia$126,430$97,390$165,6108,920$125,049
11Connecticut$126,340$94,480$163,2101,760$121,938
12Oregon$125,990$96,770$163,7102,140$121,893
13Texas$122,090$83,880$146,03025,860$125,792
14North Carolina$119,090$82,440$147,54011,430$126,254
15Colorado$117,400$96,300$152,6506,280$113,923
16Florida$115,820$84,070$140,21010,240$111,996
17Arkansas$109,390$97,510$136,060530$125,827
18Utah$108,090$78,720$146,1604,360$109,332
19Arizona$107,240$80,820$134,0704,560$106,519
20Pennsylvania$106,850$79,220$129,16013,810$109,509
21Wisconsin$106,680$88,060$133,8604,370$113,375
22Illinois$106,560$84,610$137,29010,520$106,605
23Georgia$104,340$84,120$136,5609,260$108,357
24Alabama$103,120$74,140$127,6601,740$116,096
25Ohio$102,630$79,510$130,9206,100$110,624
26Rhode Island$102,440$93,090$130,1501,160$100,156
27Hawaii$102,130$87,640$152,980300$92,887
28New Hampshire$100,620$82,750$128,5401,100$96,597
29Michigan$100,590$77,410$130,2407,360$104,545
30Montana$100,490$70,990$127,840220$106,176
31Tennessee$100,330$77,770$131,9302,790$109,209
32Nevada$98,540$76,190$129,9901,680$98,561
33Nebraska$98,230$80,900$109,8601,980$109,020
34Kansas$98,130$75,970$131,390490$108,951
35Missouri$97,090$74,610$127,6804,730$106,907
36South Dakota$96,150$83,810$123,260220$108,539
37New Mexico$95,850$64,250$107,540560$103,945
38Iowa$95,830$71,010$127,3402,300$109,193
39South Carolina$91,990$78,550$123,8803,750$98,124
40Kentucky$91,760$75,620$121,8501,540$101,776
41Indiana$91,470$72,670$127,5103,580$98,008
42Maine$90,880$77,340$115,1701,210$93,642
43Idaho$89,380$80,940$136,9401,350$93,598
44Oklahoma$86,310$68,580$109,7701,900$98,255
45West Virginia$85,090$69,790$112,770390$95,076
46Alaska$84,110$57,350$113,040230$82,172
47North Dakota$81,900$64,270$100,110210$92,065
48Puerto Rico$80,350$66,750$97,320100N/A
49Louisiana$78,760$63,560$110,1301,300$89,290
50Mississippi$69,490$51,060$99,030440$79,917

How the cost-of-living adjustment works

The adjusted column divides each state median by that state's BEA Regional Price Parity (RPP) and multiplies by 100. RPPs measure how much a fixed basket of goods, services and rents costs in one state relative to the national average, so the result restates local pay in national-average dollars.

For Business Intelligence Analysts, that changes the ranking: Washington leads on raw pay at $163,350, while Washington leads once prices are taken into account at $152,645.

Source: BEA Regional Price Parities by State, 2024 (public domain). The adjustment is NueCareer's calculation, not a BLS or BEA published statistic.

Business Intelligence Analyst pay by state: FAQ

Which state pays Business Intelligence Analysts the most?

Washington reports the highest median wage for Business Intelligence Analysts at $163,350 a year (BLS OEWS, May 2025), followed by California ($141,590) and Maryland ($136,370).

Which state pays Business Intelligence Analysts the least?

Mississippi reports the lowest median for Business Intelligence Analysts at $69,490 a year, $93,860 below the highest-paying state (BLS OEWS, May 2025).

Where do Business Intelligence Analysts earn the most after cost of living?

Dividing each state median by that state's BEA Regional Price Parity puts Washington first at $152,645 in national-average dollars, from a raw median of $163,350. BEA Regional Price Parities, 2024.

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