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As of Sep 15, 2026, the average hourly pay for taxonomy analyst in the United States is $31.53, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $25.24 and $35.82 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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A Taxonomy Analyst is responsible for organizing, categorizing, and maintaining structured data to improve information retrieval and classification. They develop and manage taxonomies, metadata schemas, and classification systems to enhance user experience and search functionality. This role often involves collaborating with content strategists, data scientists, and IT teams to ensure consistency and accuracy across digital platforms. Taxonomy Analysts work in various industries, including e-commerce, healthcare, and technology, where structured information is crucial for efficiency and accessibility.

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A typical day for a Taxonomy Analyst involves analyzing and updating data categorization structures, consulting with stakeholders to understand business and user requirements, and maintaining metadata best practices. You may spend time auditing and refining existing taxonomies, mapping new content into structures, and collaborating with teams such as content management, UX, and product development. Regular meetings with subject matter experts and product owners are common to ensure that classifications remain relevant and effective. The role is both analytical and collaborative, offering variety and the chance to influence how information is accessed and used across the organization.

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A Taxonomy Analyst should have a strong background in information science, data classification, and metadata management, typically supported by a relevant degree or experience in library science, information management, or data analytics. Familiarity with taxonomy management tools (such as PoolParty, Smartlogic, or Synaptica), content management systems, and standards like SKOS is highly valued. Excellent analytical thinking, attention to detail, and communication skills help in articulating complex classification schemes and collaborating cross-functionally. These abilities are vital for ensuring organized, efficient information retrieval and workflow optimization across an organization.

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Knowledge Management Analyst

Washington, DC • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 10 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Assist in the design, configuration, and continuous improvement of the Knowledge Management System (KMS).

  • Facilitate the ingestion, review, publication, and lifecycle monitoring of documents and knowledge assets.

  • Provide guidance and training to end users on KM processes, metadata standards, search optimization, and KMS functionality.


Job description

Position Overview: 

The Knowledge Management Analyst (KMA) supports the National Guard Bureau’s (NGB) enterprise Knowledge Management Program by developing, maintaining, and optimizing the Knowledge Management System (KMS). This role ensures information is captured, structured, governed, and made accessible across the 54 States, Territories, and District of Columbia to enhance decision‑making, organizational learning, and mission readiness. The KMA works at the intersection of content governance, metadata/taxonomy management, user experience, and enterprise collaboration technologies. 

Key Responsibilities 

Knowledge Management System Development & Support 

  • Assist in the design, configuration, and continuous improvement of the National Guard Bureau (NGB) KMS, ensuring alignment with KM governance, business processes, and enterprise collaboration requirements. 
  • Support the development of content types, metadata schemas, taxonomy structures, and workflow automation within the KMS. 
  • Coordinate with Enterprise SharePoint Service Representatives (ESSRs) and platform engineers to implement KM‑aligned technical solutions. 

Content Governance & Lifecycle Management 

  • Facilitate the ingestion, review, publication, and lifecycle monitoring of documents and knowledge assets. 
  • Apply standardized metadata, taxonomy categories, and retention attributes to ensure content traceability, discoverability, and compliance. 
  • Conduct recurring content audits to validate accuracy, relevance, and alignment with current policies and operational practices. 
  • Support archival and disposition processes in accordance with NGB retention schedules and governance directives. 

Knowledge Capture & Organizational Learning 

  • Lead or support structured knowledge‑capture activities, including interviews, after‑action reviews (AARs), lessons‑learned sessions, and process documentation. 
  • Translate raw data into validated, reusable knowledge products for enterprise consumption. 
  • Promote KM best practices across NGB directorates and mission partners. 

User Support, Training & Adoption 

  • Provide guidance and training to end users on KM processes, metadata standards, search optimization, and KMS functionality. 
  • Develop job aids, SOPs, quick reference guides, and training materials to support enterprise adoption. 
  • Serve as a liaison between users, SMEs, and system administrators to resolve issues and improve user experience. 

Data Quality, Reporting & Analytics 

  • Monitor KMS usage metrics, search analytics, and content performance to identify gaps and opportunities for improvement. 
  • Produce dashboards, reports, and recommendations to support KM governance and leadership decision‑making. 
  • Ensure data quality and consistency across all knowledge repositories. 

AI‑Readiness & Advanced Capabilities 

  • Support the structuring of content, metadata, and taxonomies to enable future AI‑enabled capabilities such as Retrieval‑Augmented Generation (RAG). 
  • Ensure knowledge assets are organized in a manner that supports machine‑readable classification, traceability, and authoritative sourcing. 

Requirements

Minimum Requirements:  

  • At least five (5) years of experience applying enterprise Knowledge Management (KM) including experience with the following principles: 
  • Knowledge lifecycle management 
  • Knowledge architecture alignment 
  • Metadata/taxonomy application 
  • Knowledge product development 
  • Knowledge stewardship 
  • KM governance support 
  • Possess one of the following certifications: 
  • KM Institute (KMI) - Certified Knowledge Manager or Certirifed Knowledge Specialist 
  • American Productivity & Quality Center (APQC) Certified Knowledge Manager 
  • US Army KM Qualification Course (KMQC) 
  • Awarded the Air Force KM Air Force Specialty Code (AFSC: 3A0xx/3D0XX) 
  • BA or higher degree in Organizational Learning of Library Science 
  • Must have basic proficiency in SharePoint Online 365 including lists, information architecture alignment, and content lifecycle management 
  • Experience supporting KM governance structures, conducting KM maturity assessments, developing KM recommendations, enabling cross-functional knowledge sharing and communities of practice  
  • Experience managing stakeholder engagements and training personnel on KM principles and developing curriculum using LMS platforms  
  • Knowledge of gathering KM business requirements  

Preferred Experience 

  • Prior support to federal agencies or large enterprise KM programs. 
  • Familiarity with NGB mission sets, organizational structure, and collaboration requirements. 
  • Experience supporting content governance, enterprise search, or structured knowledge‑capture activities.