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Engineers, All Other

The BLS publishes one set of pay and employment figures for “Engineers, All Other”. These occupations all show that same figure, so it describes the group as a whole, not each job alone.

EEEnergy Engineers, Except Wind and SolarConsiderable preparation needed · 154,070 employed$122,930median / yrEAEngineers, All OtherPreparation level not rated · 154,070 employed$122,930median / yrMEMechatronics EngineersConsiderable preparation needed · 154,070 employed$122,930median / yrMEMicrosystems EngineersExtensive preparation needed · 154,070 employed$122,930median / yrNENanosystems EngineersExtensive preparation needed · 154,070 employed$122,930median / yrPEPhotonics EngineersConsiderable preparation needed · 154,070 employed$122,930median / yrRERobotics EngineersConsiderable preparation needed · 154,070 employed$122,930median / yrSESolar Energy Systems EngineersConsiderable preparation needed · 154,070 employed$122,930median / yrWEWind Energy EngineersConsiderable preparation needed · 154,070 employed$122,930median / yr

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Occupation descriptions, tasks, skills and job zones come from O*NET Database version 31.0 by the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration (USDOL/ETA), used under the CC BY 4.0 licence. ericacve.org has modified this data for presentation. Wage figures are from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics survey (May 2025), a public domain U.S. government work.

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