analista

analyst

noun ah-nah-LEES-tah Less Common

Usage Note

Analista is a common-gender noun — the article changes but the word does not: el analista / la analista. It is used for financial analysts, political analysts, systems analysts, and psychoanalysts alike. The broader field is análisis (m), and the verb is analizar. In tech contexts analista de sistemas is a standard job title.

Examples

"La analista presentó su informe al comité."

Natural Translation

The analyst presented her report to the committee.

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