Pennsylvania Engineering Managers: Schools and Careers

Fast Facts for Engineering Managers in Pennsylvania

  • Cities with highest percentage of jobs relative to population: State College, Philadelphia and Williamsport
  • Cities with lowest percentage of jobs relative to population: Lancaster, Harrisburg and Altoona
  • Cities with the highest absolute number of jobs: Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Allentown

Salaries for Engineering Managers in Pennsylvania

  • Metro areas with the highest median salaries: Philadelphia, State College and Reading
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Metro Areas Rated for Popularity for:
Engineering Managers

Listed below are metro areas ranked by the popularity of jobs for Engineering Managers relative to the population of the city. Salary data was obtained from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

2019 Occupational Employment Statistics and 2018-28 Employment Projections, Bureau of Labor Statistics, BLS.gov

Metro Area
Jobs
Annual Median Salary
Chambersburg-Waynesboro50$120,790
Pittsburgh1830$156,070
Lancaster190$138,340
Scranton--Wilkes-Barre--Hazleton140$144,480
Williamsport40$148,270
Johnstown50$118,990
York-Hanover360$131,850
State College130$134,050
Altoona40$120,130
Erie80$125,620
Harrisburg-Carlisle330$139,290
ReadingN/A$170,160
East Stroudsburg30$140,810
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