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Electronics Engineers, Except Computer

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U.S. mean $137,280 · median $130,220

StateRankMeanMedianHourlyMean vs U.S.P10–P90
California #1 $161,520 $160,520 $78
+17.7%
$97,140–$225,400
District of Columbia #2 $160,720 $157,040 $77
+17.1%
$113,300–$195,190
New Jersey #3 $154,750 $158,730 $74
+12.7%
$95,430–$205,710
Maryland #4 $153,500 $155,650 $74
+11.8%
$100,960–$207,480
Massachusetts #5 $151,960 $138,230 $73
+10.7%
$95,090–$215,290
New Mexico #6 $144,540 $136,990 $69
+5.3%
$87,190–$205,570
Rhode Island #7 $139,930 $136,360 $67
+1.9%
$92,580–$195,190
Washington #8 $138,310 $130,270 $67
+0.8%
$81,730–$208,130
Oregon #9 $137,830 $124,400 $66
+0.4%
$80,600–$215,210
Texas #10 $137,760 $132,220 $66
+0.3%
$82,950–$205,710
Maine #11 $133,060 $127,490 $64
-3.1%
$83,740–$207,290
Illinois #12 $132,450 $129,390 $64
-3.5%
$87,970–$186,060
Georgia #13 $131,550 $123,010 $63
-4.2%
$77,840–$181,720
Colorado #14 $130,650 $127,010 $63
-4.8%
$84,510–$191,140
Utah #15 $130,050 $128,430 $63
-5.3%
$80,140–$196,860
Missouri #16 $126,790 $117,630 $61
-7.6%
$86,410–$180,920
Alabama #17 $126,500 $120,720 $61
-7.9%
$77,100–$195,190
Virginia #18 $126,230 $119,990 $61
-8%
$80,700–$176,490
Hawaii #19 $126,190 $126,690 $61
-8.1%
$91,870–$164,080
North Carolina #20 $124,670 $115,920 $60
-9.2%
$79,420–$171,540
Arizona #21 $124,530 $118,120 $60
-9.3%
$73,790–$176,460
New York #22 $123,850 $119,180 $60
-9.8%
$81,840–$174,950
Minnesota #23 $123,840 $112,390 $60
-9.8%
$80,020–$179,940
Tennessee #24 $123,490 $122,920 $59
-10%
$84,370–$157,770
Florida #25 $123,100 $116,860 $59
-10.3%
$80,240–$172,970
Michigan #26 $123,090 $127,200 $59
-10.3%
$89,320–$166,410
Pennsylvania #27 $122,670 $121,260 $59
-10.6%
$75,690–$170,150
Ohio #28 $121,450 $118,830 $58
-11.5%
$79,540–$170,800
Connecticut #29 $118,400 $106,040 $57
-13.8%
$87,940–$174,640
South Carolina #30 $117,570 $113,720 $57
-14.4%
$79,350–$161,890
Alaska #31 $117,490 $106,810 $56
-14.4%
$80,990–$140,370
Indiana #32 $117,240 $112,200 $56
-14.6%
$81,060–$159,190
New Hampshire #33 $116,900 $105,190 $56
-14.8%
$67,790–$169,240
North Dakota #34 $115,560 $104,860 $56
-15.8%
$78,610–$179,070
Nevada #35 $115,540 $116,180 $56
-15.8%
$79,930–$158,350
Idaho #36 $114,080 $102,770 $55
-16.9%
$79,900–$165,590
Louisiana #37 $113,360 $100,390 $55
-17.4%
$78,450–$163,630
Mississippi #38 $111,650 $112,400 $54
-18.7%
$74,340–$155,110
Kansas #39 $111,250 $103,740 $53
-19%
$79,470–$163,370
Oklahoma #40 $110,350 $109,120 $53
-19.6%
$75,590–$136,990
West Virginia #41 $109,080 $120,170 $52
-20.5%
$72,500–$126,680
Arkansas #42 $106,450 $109,830 $51
-22.5%
$64,890–$140,900
Kentucky #43 $105,520 $101,860 $51
-23.1%
$60,670–$146,480
Montana #44 $104,690 $93,380 $50
-23.7%
$80,120–$160,110
Nebraska #45 $102,170 $91,140 $49
-25.6%
$64,040–$159,170
Wisconsin #46 $100,230 $93,710 $48
-27%
$61,150–$136,550
South Dakota #47 $98,210 $84,150 $47
-28.5%
$71,910–$150,890
Vermont #48 $97,750 $86,180 $47
-28.8%
$58,270–$153,170
Wyoming #49 $95,230 $95,910 $46
-30.6%
$62,240–$125,050
Iowa #50 $87,480 $81,330 $42
-36.3%
$59,260–$118,760

P10–P90 bars share one scale across the selected states; the blue band spans P10–P90 and the dot marks the median.