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Project Analyst jobs in Chicago, IL

3 open roles from 1 employer. Checked Oct 6, 2026.

What these openings look like

All 3 are at HNTB. Every one publishes a pay range, and they run $65,298 to $143,445 a year. Every posting is full time. The most recent went up on Sep 9, 2026.

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Open roles

Project Analyst I

HNTB · Chicago, IL · $65,298–$97,947 a year · Full time

Posted Sep 9 · Verified Oct 6

Project Analyst III

HNTB · Chicago, IL · $91,711–$143,445 a year · Full time

Posted Sep 9 · Verified Oct 6

Project Analyst II

HNTB · Chicago, IL · $81,860–$122,789 a year · Full time

Posted Sep 9 · Verified Oct 6

What it pays here

Only some employers publish a range. These are the ones that did, as written in their own postings:

  • $65,298–$97,947 a year
  • $91,711–$143,445 a year
  • $81,860–$122,789 a year

What they ask project analyst candidates here

Drawn from the 3 open postings on this page. The ones that come up across several employers are near the top.

Walk me through how you would review a new client contract for payment and compensation terms.

What they are checking: Whether they can spot terms that hurt cash flow or revenue before the work starts.

A project's earned value shows it is over budget at 40 percent complete. What do you do?

What they are checking: Whether they can find the cause and give the project manager useful options early.

How do you model gross margin scenarios during fee negotiations?

What they are checking: Whether they can show how different fee structures affect profit before the deal is final.

Explain how revenue recognition works on a percent-complete engineering project.

What they are checking: Whether they understand the accounting rules behind the project numbers they manage.

A project manager does not update forecasts in the PM system. How do you handle it?

What they are checking: Whether they can keep data accurate by working with busy engineers, not around them.

Tell me about a time you improved cash flow on a project or account.

What they are checking: Whether they have actually moved results on invoicing and collections.

How do cost-plus, lump sum and time-and-materials contracts change your approach?

What they are checking: Whether they know how contract type changes risk and financial tracking.

Tell me about a time you explained a financial problem to someone without a finance background.

What they are checking: Whether they can advise engineers clearly, which is the core of this role.

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