California · 2025 pay · 17,865 people
How much does an analyst range a make in California?
$74,602typical pay for a analyst range a in 2025
$66,603 – $82,773what most people earned
Includes everyone paid during 2025, including part-year workers.
✓ Official data from California State Controller's Office · Matches the agency's latest release · sco.ca.gov ↗
Where analyst range as work
Typical pay at each employer, 2025 (everyone paid).
- Department of Transportation1,696 people$75,579
- Department of Corrections & Rehabilitation1,239 people$76,880
- Department of Health Care Services1,204 people$73,288
- Department of Social Services1,201 people$73,855
- Department of Public Health978 people$74,748
- Employment Development Department852 people$76,462
- California Public Employees' Retirement System692 people$74,972
- Department of Consumer Affairs615 people$76,142
- California Correctional Health Care Services482 people$74,246
- Department of Justice (Attorney General)423 people$77,237
- Department of General Services416 people$74,117
- Office of Emergency Services393 people$71,493
- Department of State Hospitals392 people$74,115
- California Teachers' Retirement System383 people$75,098
- California Highway Patrol334 people$66,943
- Department of Forestry & Fire Protection323 people$74,349
- Department of Motor Vehicles313 people$74,580
- Department of Education300 people$78,298
- Covered California281 people$77,478
- Water Resources Control Board276 people$75,955
- Department of Industrial Relations235 people$71,652
- Department of Water Resources217 people$74,259
- Department of Veterans Affairs187 people$72,682
- Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery176 people$74,218
- Department of Rehabilitation165 people$76,414
- Department of Fish and Wildlife164 people$76,525
- Department of Developmental Services157 people$71,163
- California State Controller's Office155 people$77,204
- Department of Toxic Substances Control150 people$73,526
- California State Parks140 people$74,676
- Department of Food & Agriculture138 people$74,946
- Secretary of State131 people$72,787
- California Public Utilities Commission129 people$72,812
- Department of Cannabis Control119 people$75,066
- Department of Child Support Services119 people$80,794
- Department of Managed Health Care115 people$73,288
- State Compensation Insurance Fund114 people$87,099
- Department of Housing & Community Development112 people$71,129
- Lottery Commission111 people$77,418
- Air Resources Board109 people$73,196
- Department of Tax and Fee Administration108 people$74,508
- California Civil Rights Department91 people$72,845
- Department of Health Care Access and Information89 people$71,926
- Department of Insurance84 people$77,058
- California Conservation Corps81 people$71,915
- California Correctional Training and Rehabilitation Authority77 people$69,912
- High-Speed Rail Authority73 people$71,990
- Department of Aging72 people$75,267
- Department of Financial Protection and Innovation70 people$75,912
- Department of Conservation70 people$75,586
- Victim Compensation and Government Claims Board67 people$73,878
- Office of the Governor61 people$70,595
- Governor's Office of Business & Economic Development58 people$67,932
- Military Department (California National Guard)56 people$76,658
- California Energy Commission51 people$74,691
- Department of Technology44 people$80,081
- Commission on Peace Officer Standards & Training43 people$69,732
- California Mortgage Bond and Tax Credit Allocation Commission41 people$74,576
- Department of Pesticide Regulation41 people$75,776
- Department of Community Services & Development39 people$77,890
- Student Aid Commission36 people$76,421
- Commission on Teacher Credentialing36 people$74,850
- Board of Governors of Community Colleges35 people$74,874
- Emergency Medical Services Authority34 people$70,782
- Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control32 people$61,498
- Board of State and Community Corrections31 people$74,188
- Franchise Tax Board30 people$70,815
- Office of Energy Infrastructure Safety29 people$69,744
- Health and Human Services Agency29 people$68,511
- Financial Information System for California25 people$70,144
- State Council on Developmental Disabilities24 people$75,829
- Housing Finance Agency22 people$66,031
- Board of Equalization21 people$74,101
- California Earthquake Authority19 people$84,055
- California State Library19 people$78,183
- California Natural Resources Agency18 people$71,061
- State Treasurer's Office18 people$69,672
- Department of Real Estate18 people$77,351
- Office of Technology and Solutions Integration17 people$80,392
- Arts Council16 people$72,683
- California Debt Limit Allocation Committee14 people$74,837
- Office of Tax Appeals13 people$79,019
- California Pollution Control Financing Authority12 people$70,835
- San Gabriel & Lower Los Angeles Rivers & Mountains Conservancy12 people$29,066
- California State Lands Commission12 people$77,813
- California School Finance Authority11 people$73,662
- Sierra Nevada Conservancy10 people$70,584
- Osteopathic Medical Board of California10 people$78,107
- California Alternative Energy Authority Fund10 people$71,764
- California Science Center10 people$76,169
- Business, Consumer Services and Housing Agency9 people$72,014
- Delta Stewardship Council9 people$70,602
- California Privacy Protection Agency9 people$71,541
- California Children & Families Commission8 people$75,321
- California Horse Racing Board8 people$60,188
- Gambling Control Commission8 people$80,458
- ScholarShare Investment Board8 people$79,252
- California Coastal Commission7 people$74,101
- Secretary for Environmental Protection7 people$78,220
- Mental Health Services Oversight and Accountability Commission7 people$73,831
- Transportation Commission7 people$76,576
- Agricultural Labor Relations Board7 people$60,991
- Cradle to Career6 people$67,504
- Commission on Status of Women6 people$68,489
- Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment6 people$84,536
- State Coastal Conservancy6 people$70,685
- Wildlife Conservation Board5 people$80,404
- California Health Facilities Financing Authority5 people$68,730
- Office of the State Public Defender5 people$78,859
- Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Conservancy4 people$73,173
- Commission on California State Government Organization and Economy4 people$47,999
- Commission on State Mandates4 people$78,654
- Labor and Workforce Development Agency4 people$78,507
- Office of Administrative Law4 people$76,790
- Commission on Aging4 people$53,117
- California Tahoe Conservancy3 people$83,848
- California Debt and Investment Advisory Commission Fund3 people$78,989
- Native American Heritage Commission3 people$80,543
- San Francisco Bay Conservation & Development Commission3 people$85,641
- State Personnel Board2 people$78,682
- Colorado River Board of California2 people$44,573
- Baldwin Hills Conservancy2 people$73,451
- California African American Museum2 people$60,665
- Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy2 people$55,348
- Board of Pilot Commissioners2 people$77,813
- Delta Protection Commission1 person$6,747
- San Joaquin River Conservancy1 person$59,691
- Alcoholic Beverage Control Appeals Board1 person$77,280
- California Educational Facilities Authority1 person$85,731
- Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander American Affairs1 person$57,402
- California State Independent Living Council1 person$82,496
- San Diego River Conservancy1 person$85,671
- Office of Data and Innovation1 person$68,140
- Coachella Valley Mountains Conservancy1 person$69,578
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Pay by level
Levels with 5 or more people.
- Analyst I Range a220 people$46,161
- Analyst II Range a17,645 people$74,810
Highest-paid analyst range as, 2025
Common questions
How much does an analyst range a make in California?
The typical analyst range a was paid $74,602 in 2025; most earned between $66,603 and $82,773. This counts all 17,865 people paid, including part-year workers.
How much of the pay is overtime?
Overtime made up 1.2% of all pay for analyst range as in 2025.
Which job titles are included?
Everyone whose payroll title is Analyst Range a, at any level (for example "Analyst I Range a"). Part-time-schedule titles (such as "20 hours") are left out. Senior, supervising and trainee titles have their own pages.
Job titles are written out in full from the payroll's abbreviations (for example "SR CRRECTNL POLC OFCR" → "Senior Correctional Police Officer"). "Typical pay" is the median; "most earned" is the middle half. How we calculate this