Salary Aspects of Big Data Analytics

The strong demand for Data Analytics capabilities increases the salaries of trained professionals and makes Big Data pay more for efficiency. This trend is evident all over the world when countries like Australia and the U.K. see this ‘Moolah Marathon’.

According to the 2015 Skills and Salary Survey Report released by the Institute of Analytics Professionals of Australia (IAPA), the annual salary of data analysts is $ 130,000, up 4% from last year. Continuing the trend set in 2013 and 2014, the average responder receives 184% of Australia’s full-time salary. The growing demand for analytics staff is also reflected in IAPA membership, which has grown to more than 5000 members in Australia since its inception in 2006.

Randstad says the annual salary increase for Analytics professionals in India is on average 50 percent higher than other IT professionals. According to The Indian Analytics Industry Salary Trend Report compiled by the Great Lakes Institute of Management, the salaries of analytics workers in India increased by 21% in 2015 compared to 2014. more than Rs. 15 lakh a year.

Looking at Big Data Analytics earnings in the UK also shows positive and positive growth. A quick search on Jobswatch.co.uk shows an average salary of £ 62,500 at the start of 2016 for Big Data Analytics operations, compared to £ 55,000 over the same period in 2015. Also, mid-year wage change + 13.63% is noticeable.

The table below looks at Big Data Analytics skills statistics for IT jobs advertised throughout the UK. Guidelines for IT services have been included for the Big Data Analytics for 3 months to 23 June 2016 compared to the same period two years ago.