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Occupation ยท SOC 17-3028

Calibration Technologists and Technicians: can it be done remotely?

Not classified

According to the Dingel and Neiman (2020) classification, the work of calibration technologists and technicians has no teleworkability classification in the source data. The score reflects the tasks involved, not whether a particular employer allows remote work.

Nationally, about 15,320 people work in this occupation, with a median annual wage of $65,040 ($31.27 an hour).

US employment

15,320

Median annual wage

$65,040

Mean annual wage

$71,080

Median hourly wage

$31.27

Education and training

Typical education

Associate's degree

Related work experience

None

On-the-job training

None

Job zone

3

Medium preparation

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States with the most jobs

  1. 1. Texas3,680
  2. 2. California1,320
  3. 3. Florida850
  4. 4. Pennsylvania690
  5. 5. New York650
  6. 6. Louisiana580
  7. 7. Ohio570
  8. 8. North Carolina470
  9. 9. Indiana460
  10. 10. Michigan450

States that pay the most

  1. 1. New Jersey$94,650
  2. 2. Washington$87,550
  3. 3. Arizona$82,890
  4. 4. Oregon$77,140
  5. 5. Rhode Island$76,740
  6. 6. New Mexico$71,760
  7. 7. Virginia$70,730
  8. 8. Michigan$70,140
  9. 9. California$69,840
  10. 10. Illinois$68,160

Median annual wage. Based on 41 states and territories with published figures.

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