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Civil Engineering Technologists and Technicians
$64,200 median
Job zone 3: Medium preparation. Typical education: Associate's degree.
Step-up option 1 · Supplemental
Architectural and Engineering Managers
$167,740 · Gain $103,540 (+161.3%)
Job zone 4: Considerable preparation. Education: Associate's degree to Bachelor's degree.
Compare pay by stateStep-up option 2 · Supplemental
Industrial Engineers
$101,140 · Gain $36,940 (+57.5%)
Job zone 4: Considerable preparation. Education: Associate's degree to Bachelor's degree.
Compare pay by stateStep-up option 3 · Primary-Long
Civil Engineers
$99,590 · Gain $35,390 (+55.1%)
Job zone 4: Considerable preparation. Education: Associate's degree to Bachelor's degree.
Compare pay by stateStep-up option 4 · Primary-Short
Electrical and Electronics Drafters
$73,720 · Gain $9,520 (+14.8%)
Job zone 3: Medium preparation. Education: Associate's degree to Associate's degree.
Compare pay by stateStep-up option 5 · Primary-Long
Mechanical Drafters
$68,510 · Gain $4,310 (+6.7%)
Job zone 3: Medium preparation. Education: Associate's degree to Associate's degree.
Compare pay by stateStep-up option 6 · Primary-Short
Architectural and Civil Drafters
$64,280 · Gain $80 (+0.1%)
Job zone 3: Medium preparation. Education: Associate's degree to Associate's degree.
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