Earnings
Median
annual earnings of engineering technicians by specialty are shown below.
- Aerospace engineering
and operations technicians: $55,040
- Electrical and
electronic engineering technicians: $53,240
- Mechanical
engineering technicians: $48,130
- Industrial
engineering technicians: $47,180
- Electro-mechanical
technicians: $46,310
- Civil engineering
technicians: $44,290
- Environmental
engineering technicians: $41,100
Median annual wages of wage and salary electrical and electronic
engineering technicians are $53,240. The middle 50 percent earned
between $41,550 and $64,120. The lowest 10 percent earned less than
$32,490, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $78,560. Median
annual earnings in the industries employing the largest numbers of
electrical and electronic engineering technicians are:
Wired
telecommunications carriers |
$56,080 |
Architectural, engineering, and related services |
51,650 |
Semiconductor
and other electronic component manufacturing |
48,960 |
Navigational,
measuring, electromedical, and control instruments
manufacturing |
48,200 |
Employment
services |
42,960 |
Median
annual wages for aerospace engineering and operations technicians in the
aerospace products and parts manufacturing industry were $52,150, and
the median annual salary for environmental engineering technicians in
the architectural, engineering, and related services industry was
$39,510. Median annual wages for civil engineering technicians in the
architectural, engineering, and related services industry were $43,880.
The median annual wage for industrial engineering technicians in the
semiconductor and other electronic component manufacturing industry was
$43,760. In the architectural, engineering, and related services
industry, the median annual wage for mechanical engineering technicians
was $47,130. Electro-mechanical technicians earned a median annual wage
of $44,580 in the semiconductor and other electronic component
manufacturing industry.
Note: Some resources in this section are provided by the US Department
of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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