Supervisory Program Analyst
United States Government
Raleigh, NC · $154k a year · Posted November 4, 2026
Just laid off? Start here: a plan for the first weeks
See every open role at United States Government
More in North Carolina job market · All Supervisory Program Analyst jobs (44) · Government & Public Sector · Programs jobs
Similar jobs
- Program Administrator · Duke University · Durham, NC
- Senior Program Manager - Strategy & Execution (Remote) · Centene · Raleigh, NC
- Senior Program Manager - Southeast Region · Motorola Solutions · NC
- Sr. Program Manager - NSS · RTX · portsmouth, RI
- Navy Air Triton Program Manager · Caci International · Austin, TX
- Senior Specialist, Program Manager · Harris Health Strategic Fund · Carlstadt, NJ
Where Raleigh, NC ranks
Where Raleigh, NC placed in our monthly rankings, month by month. Each month stays online at its own address.
November 2026
- #1Best all-round cities for new graduates in the Southeast68 / 100 · of 33
- #3Best all-round cities for remote workers in the Southeast84 / 100 · of 33
- #4Best all-round cities for new graduates67 / 100 · of 100
- #6Best cities for junior jobs in North Carolina33% · of 11
- #8Cities with the most jobs that do not need a four-year degree in the Southeast142 jobs · of 72
- #9Best cities for software and engineering jobs in the Southeast341 openings · of 65
Pay compared with the market
This listing pays about $154,490 a year. Across 35 open supervisory program analyst listings that state pay, the middle half runs $105,000 to $174,000 and the median is $147,000. That is inside the middle half of those listings, 5% above the median.
Listed pay is what employers advertise, not what people are paid.
Supervisory Program Analyst salaries by state · Check your own pay
About the job
...at $154,492 Per year (GS 15)Dates: Open 10/28/2026 to 11/03/2026Schedule: Full-timeWork type: PermanentRelocation: FalsePosition ID: DE-13097682-27-KLDocument ID: 890602900Grade: GS 15Job category: Management And Program Analysis (0343)Hiring path: public, fed-transition