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Step 1
Attend college. There are many majors that you can study in order to become an efficiency analyst including engineering, economics, mathematics, physics and environmental science.
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Step 2
Build a resume that demonstrates your ability to communicate clearly, analyze thoroughly, research and apply new knowledge and creatively develop solutions. Skills in project management and the ability to use statistical software are helpful in some careers as an efficiency analyst. Most jobs also will require a track record of successful team collaboration.
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Step 3
Get experience in a related field if no entry level jobs are available. For future business efficiency analysts, working in a corporate office is a good start. For energy efficiency analysts, try power and electric companies, environmental consultancies or architectural firms.
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Step 4
Search for jobs on job boards and in newspapers. Use your contacts in the industry to find out about opportunities, too.
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Step 5
Update your resume and submit it with your application to prospective employers.
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Step 6
Prepare for your interview to ensure you discuss the skills and issues that will make you stand out. Also bring some questions to ask your interviewer.












