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Occupation statistics ยท BLS May 2024

Best paying remote jobs in Rhode Island

The leading occupations by published state median wage are Chief Executives, Compensation and Benefits Managers, Marketing Managers. The state RPP is 102.28 (US = 100). Typical education describes an occupation, not a requirement for every employer. These are statistics, not job listings.

High paying remote jobs$100k or moreOver $75,000$50,000 to $75,000Under $50,000No degreeEntry levelHigh school diplomaPay checkerCareer paths
Remote work in Rhode IslandNo degree jobs in Rhode Island

Pay rankings in Rhode Island

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1Chief Executives$211,810$206,420+2.6%$207,090Bachelor's degree5
2Compensation and Benefits Managers$183,140$140,360+30.5%$179,060Bachelor's degree4
3Marketing Managers$171,250$161,030+6.3%$167,430Bachelor's degree4
4Architectural and Engineering Managers$170,410$167,740+1.6%$166,610Bachelor's degree4
5Human Resources Managers$165,380$140,030+18.1%$161,690Bachelor's degree4
6Computer and Information Systems Managers$165,030$171,200-3.6%$161,350Bachelor's degree4
7Financial Managers$160,490$161,700-0.7%$156,910Bachelor's degree4
8Managers, All Other$147,240$136,550+7.8%$143,960Bachelor's degree4
9Natural Sciences Managers$141,380$161,180-12.3%$138,230Bachelor's degree4
10Purchasing Managers$138,300$139,510-0.9%$135,220Bachelor's degree4
11Sales Managers$134,180$138,060-2.8%$131,190Bachelor's degree4
12Electronics Engineers, Except Computer$132,330$127,590+3.7%$129,380Bachelor's degree4
13Training and Development Managers$131,050$127,090+3.1%$128,130Bachelor's degree4
14Lawyers$128,920$151,160-14.7%$126,050Doctoral or professional degree5
15Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers$128,870$99,240+29.9%$126,000Bachelor's degree4
16Teachers and Instructors, All Other$125,420$64,690+93.9%$122,620Bachelor's degreeNot available
17Air Traffic Controllers$123,610$144,580-14.5%$120,850Associate's degree3
18General and Operations Managers$122,040$102,950+18.5%$119,320Bachelor's degree4
19Medical and Health Services Managers$120,240$117,960+1.9%$117,560Bachelor's degree4
20Computer Hardware Engineers$119,540$155,020-22.9%$116,880Bachelor's degree4
21Education Administrators, Kindergarten through Secondary$117,810$104,070+13.2%$115,180Master's degree5
22Civil Engineers$112,250$99,590+12.7%$109,750Bachelor's degree4
23Psychologists, All Other$111,310$117,580-5.3%$108,830Master's degree5
24Industrial Engineers$110,470$101,140+9.2%$108,010Bachelor's degree4
25Actuaries$108,890$125,770-13.4%$106,460Bachelor's degree4
26Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers$107,970$106,950+1.0%$105,560Bachelor's degree4
27Education Administrators, Postsecondary$107,070$103,960+3.0%$104,680Master's degree5
28Architects, Except Landscape and Naval$106,950$96,690+10.6%$104,570Bachelor's degree5
29Environmental Engineers$106,620$104,170+2.4%$104,240Bachelor's degree4
30History Teachers, Postsecondary$106,240$81,500+30.4%$103,870Doctoral or professional degree5
31Electrical Engineers$104,530$111,910-6.6%$102,200Bachelor's degree4
32Medical Scientists, Except Epidemiologists$104,330$100,590+3.7%$102,000Doctoral or professional degree5
33Advertising and Promotions Managers$101,830$126,960-19.8%$99,560Bachelor's degree4
34Biological Science Teachers, Postsecondary$101,800$83,460+22.0%$99,530Doctoral or professional degree5
35Personal Financial Advisors$100,880$102,140-1.2%$98,630Bachelor's degree4
36Epidemiologists$100,820$83,980+20.1%$98,570Master's degree5
37Speech-Language Pathologists$100,680$95,410+5.5%$98,440Master's degree5
37Area, Ethnic, and Cultural Studies Teachers, Postsecondary$100,680$84,290+19.4%$98,440Doctoral or professional degree5
39Technical Writers$100,580$91,670+9.7%$98,340Bachelor's degree4
40Business Teachers, Postsecondary$100,370$97,270+3.2%$98,130Doctoral or professional degree5
41Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Technical and Scientific Products$99,870$100,070-0.2%$97,640Bachelor's degree4
42Political Science Teachers, Postsecondary$99,700$94,680+5.3%$97,480Doctoral or professional degree5
43Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary$99,430$106,120-6.3%$97,210Doctoral or professional degree5
44Biological Scientists, All Other$98,990$93,330+6.1%$96,780Bachelor's degree5
45Art, Drama, and Music Teachers, Postsecondary$98,960$80,190+23.4%$96,750Master's degree5
46Postmasters and Mail Superintendents$98,720$92,730+6.5%$96,520High school diploma or equivalent2
47Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary$98,640$105,620-6.6%$96,440Doctoral or professional degree5
48First-Line Supervisors of Non-Retail Sales Workers$97,300$84,130+15.7%$95,130High school diploma or equivalent4
49Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists$97,050$72,860+33.2%$94,890Bachelor's degree4
50Computer Science Teachers, Postsecondary$95,750$96,690-1.0%$93,620Doctoral or professional degree5
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Highest published median: Chief Executives, $211,810. State ranks retain their position among all teleworkable occupations.

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