Space Analyst

Collect and analyze data to inform decisions, produce reports, and identify trends.

1 employee holds this title in Consumer and Worker Protection. Median total compensation for the role is $42, below the department median of $62,221.

Employees: 1
Total payroll: $42
Role median: $42
Agency median: $62,221
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This role across New York City

Space Analyst is held in 12 New York City departments. In Consumer and Worker Protection, the median of $42 ranks #12 of 12.

Highest-paying departments for this role

Police Department

$109,871 · 1

Department of Citywide Administrative Services

$101,710 · 1

Department of Health/Mental Hygiene

$100,874 · 1

Department of Business Service

$100,627 · 1

Department of Buildings

$100,169 · 1

New York City Housing Authority

$92,826 · 1

Department of Design & Construction

$87,775 · 1

Law Department

$85,867 · 2

Human Resources Administration/Department of Social Services

$85,038 · 20

Administrative for Children's Services

$81,049 · 2

Department of Homeless Services

$74,465 · 11

Median total compensation for the Space Analyst role in other New York Citydepartments (highest first). Each bar links to that department’s page for this role.

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Jason Bryson

Space Analyst/Consumer and Worker Protection

2025 total comp

$42

Base pay: $41
Overtime: $0
Other pay: $1
Benefits: $0
Total compensation: $42
Hire date: 2021-10-17
Pay basis: Annual
Work city: Manhattan
Middle name: R

Source-specific fields

Base Salary: $71,726
Leave Status as of June 30: Ceased
Overtime Hours: 0
Payroll Number: 866
Regular Hours: 0

At Consumer and Worker Protection, Jason Bryson serves as a Space Analyst based in Manhattan. Their tenure dates to 2021, about 4 years. Their 2025 pay totaled $42.