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Not at A&M but location plays a big role in salary as well
Agreed. Specifically looking into NYC.
Honestly unsure about analyst salaries / bill rates across teams, but best guess is 80K-ish base and 25-40k bonus.
Bonus is a portion of your revenue generation through utilization. For example, if you bill 1250 hours in year 1 at an average of $300/hr, and get 30% of your revenue gen ($115K), your annual bonus would be $35k ($115 - 80). It’s an uncapped bonus so you can imagine how big that number gets in a busy year. Team will dictate the bill rate, so shoot for NACR and PEPI projects if you can. % of rev is based on project reviews
Thank you. How difficult is it to transfer between business units?
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Looking into NYC salaries
But knowing how small A&M is in terms of analysts, feel free to post data for comparison.
Different business units have different comp structures. PEPI and NACR include a % of your collections as part of your comp (as someone else explained in a comment). CPI bonus is a % of your base based on your performance. This can range from 0-40% for Analysts. The majority of people will receive ~20%, top performers will get closer to 40%. Base salary for analysts out of college is 70k (in Houston and Dallas, there’s a slight cost of living adjustment for NYC and SF but I don’t know exactly how much). Can’t speak to HIG or TAG.
I don’t know the tax group compensation, sorry