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Jobs Similar to Compensation, Benefits, and Job Analysis Specialists

Also called: Compensation and Benefits Analysts

The careers below use the most similar skills, knowledge and work activities to compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists, according to O*NET 31.0. The closest are Compensation and Benefits Managers, Labor Relations Specialists and Financial Examiners.

Compensation, Benefits, and Job Analysis Specialists: $78,210 median pay · usual preparation: Bachelor's degree.

Updated October 2026 · Data: O*NET 31.0 and BLS OEWS May 2025 · How we match careers

The 20 most similar careers

  1. 1Compensation and Benefits Managers

    86% similar · $149,230 (+91%) · Bachelor's degree

  2. 2Labor Relations Specialists

    84% similar · $95,420 (+22%) · Bachelor's degree · Same group

  3. 3Financial Examiners

    84% similar · $94,160 (+20%) · Bachelor's degree

  4. 4Medical and Health Services Managers

    83% similar · $123,860 (+58%) · Bachelor's degree

  5. 5Human Resources Managers

    83% similar · $149,280 (+91%) · Bachelor's degree

  6. 6Human Resources Specialists

    83% similar · $75,940 (−3%) · Bachelor's degree · Same group

  7. 7Personal Financial Advisors

    83% similar · $105,070 (+34%) · Bachelor's degree

  8. 8Management Analysts

    83% similar · $101,860 (+30%) · Bachelor's degree · Same group

  9. 9Compliance Managers

    83% similar · $141,900 (broader group) · Bachelor's degree

  10. 10Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agents

    83% similar · $78,660 (+1%) · Bachelor's degree

  11. 11Financial Managers

    82% similar · $166,570 (+113%) · Bachelor's degree

  12. 12Insurance Underwriters

    82% similar · $81,370 (+4%) · Bachelor's degree

  13. 13Project Management Specialists

    82% similar · $102,320 (+31%) · Bachelor's degree · Same group

  14. 14Accountants and Auditors

    82% similar · $83,680 (+7%) · Bachelor's degree

  15. 15Loan Officers

    82% similar · $76,690 (−2%) · Bachelor's degree

  16. 16Credit Counselors

    82% similar · $52,230 (−33%) · Bachelor's degree

  17. 17Human Resources Assistants, Except Payroll and Timekeeping

    82% similar · $50,610 (−35%) · Training or associate

  18. 18Treasurers and Controllers

    81% similar · $166,570 (broader group) · Bachelor's degree

  19. 19Lawyers

    81% similar · $159,670 (+104%) · Graduate degree

  20. 20Investment Fund Managers

    81% similar · $166,570 (broader group) · Graduate degree

Similarity: weighted correlation of O*NET 31.0 transferable skills (35%), knowledge (25%), work activities (15%) and interests (15%). Pay and schooling do not change it. Pay change compares BLS May 2025 national medians; careers with only a broader BLS group wage are not compared. “Same group”: the same BLS occupation group (SOC minor group). Methodology

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Questions about jobs like compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists

What jobs are most similar to compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists?

By O*NET 31.0 data, the closest are Compensation and Benefits Managers (86% similar), Labor Relations Specialists (84% similar), Financial Examiners (84% similar), Medical and Health Services Managers (83% similar) and Human Resources Managers (83% similar).

Which jobs like compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists pay more?

Among the 20 most similar careers, Financial Managers ($166,570, +113%; usually a bachelor's degree), Lawyers ($159,670, +104%; usually a graduate degree) and Compensation and Benefits Managers ($149,230, +91%; usually a bachelor's degree) have the highest BLS median pay compared with compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists ($78,210). Without more preparation than compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists usually need: Financial Managers, Compensation and Benefits Managers and Human Resources Managers.

How is the similarity percentage worked out?

We compare how important each transferable skill, knowledge area, work activity and interest area is in both jobs (O*NET 31.0 ratings) with a weighted correlation. 100% would mean the same profile. Unlike our career-change matches, pay and extra schooling do not lower the similarity on this page.

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Sources. Skills, tasks and education: O*NET 31.0 Database, U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration (USDOL/ETA), used under CC BY 4.0. Pay: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025. Data Sources & Licenses