Numerical Tool And Process Control Programmers: Schools and Careers

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Career information and college search tools for numerical tool and process control programmers and those interested in pursing careers in related fields.

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The Top Metro Areas for Numerical Tool And Process Control Programmers

The map below shows some metro areas where the profession is more popular, compared to the size of the population, than in the rest of the country. A table below the map shows job popularity and salaries across the US.

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Metro Areas Rated for Popularity (as of 2006) for:
Numerical Tool And Process Control Programmers

Listed below are US metro areas ranked by the popularity of jobs for Numerical Tool And Process Control Programmers relative to the population of the city, as of 2006.

A Relative Popularity of 1.0 means that the city has an average number of the particular job, for its population. Higher numbers mean proportionally more jobs of that type.

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Metro Area	Jobs	Salary (2006)	Relative Popularity
ARIZONA
Prescott	80	$34,550	15.2
ARKANSAS
Little Rock	30	$42,680	1
CALIFORNIA
San Jose	380	$63,580	4.4
Santa Ana	370	$47,890	2.5
Oakland	150	$57,240	1.5
Los Angeles	540	$61,000	1.4
Riverside	160	$47,360	1.3
San Diego	110	$42,860	0.9
Sacramento	30	$47,790	0.3
COLORADO
Boulder	40	$49,210	3.1
Colorado Springs	40	$43,530	1.7
Denver	80	$56,750	0.7
CONNECTICUT
Waterbury	50	$45,470	8.4
Hartford	180	$46,500	3.4
New Haven	70	$42,280	2.7
FLORIDA
Tampa	90	$44,220	0.8
Fort Lauderdale	40	$41,230	0.6
GEORGIA
Atlanta	90	$38,790	0.4
ILLINOIS
Rockford	100	$50,880	7.3
Chicago	600	$49,610	1.6
INDIANA
Fort Wayne	30		1.5
Indianapolis	100	$39,680	1.2
IOWA
Cedar Rapids	90	$41,700	7.7
KANSAS
Wichita	60	$51,520	2.3
KENTUCKY
Louisville	40	$43,940	0.7
MARYLAND
Baltimore	60	$45,460	0.5
MASSACHUSETTS
Springfield	90	$48,510	3.2
Lowell	30	$53,250	2.8
Worcester	30	$45,620	1.3
Boston	200	$42,260	1.2
MICHIGAN
Jackson	70	$41,690	15.1
Holland	60	$36,580	6.5
Warren	510	$48,270	4.4
Grand Rapids	130	$48,410	3.6
Detroit	160	$48,620	2.4
Ann Arbor	30	$51,450	1.9
MINNESOTA
Minneapolis	380	$51,230	2.2
MISSOURI
St. Louis	140	$49,320	1.1
Kansas City	60	$47,990	0.6
NEW JERSEY
Camden	30	$49,190	0.6
Newark	50	$51,930	0.5
NEW YORK
Rochester	300	$38,910	6.4
Syracuse	90	$43,130	3
Buffalo	140	$40,950	2.8
Nassau	260	$45,940	2.2
New York	170	$42,180	0.4
NORTH CAROLINA
Charlotte	100	$36,290	1.3
OHIO
Youngstown	70	$36,770	3.2
Cleveland	320	$44,990	3.1
Akron	90	$43,960	2.9
Toledo	80	$44,130	2.6
Cincinnati	140	$46,130	1.4
Dayton	50	$49,340	1.3
Columbus	110	$33,090	1.3
OKLAHOMA
Tulsa	80	$37,490	2.1
OREGON
Portland	310	$54,060	3.2
PENNSYLVANIA
Reading	70	$46,010	4.7
Lancaster	70	$42,030	3.2
Pittsburgh	320	$51,180	3
Scranton	40		1.7
Harrisburg	40	$40,440	1.5
Philadelphia	120	$49,350	0.7
RHODE ISLAND
Providence	80	$40,120	1.5
SOUTH CAROLINA
Columbia	30	$42,620	0.9
TENNESSEE
Johnson City	340	$37,590	56.8
Knoxville	50	$42,970	1.6
Nashville	70	$49,490	1
TEXAS
Longview	40	$33,430	5.2
Fort Worth	210	$42,600	2.7
Houston	440	$39,000	1.9
Dallas	170	$33,090	0.9
UTAH
Salt Lake City	40	$41,940	0.7
VIRGINIA
Virginia Beach	40	$38,460	0.6
WASHINGTON
Tacoma	90	$56,450	3.7
Spokane	30	$57,000	1.6
WISCONSIN
Sheboygan	30	$38,340	6.5
Oshkosh	40	$45,280	5.6
Appleton	30	$47,000	3.1
Milwaukee	240	$48,540	2.9
Green Bay	30	$42,600	2
Madison	30	$39,370	1

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Numerical Tool And Process Control Programmers: Schools and Careers

The Top Metro Areas for Numerical Tool And Process Control Programmers

Metro Areas Rated for Popularity (as of 2006) for:
Numerical Tool And Process Control Programmers

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Numerical Tool And Process Control Programmers: Schools and Careers

The Top Metro Areas for Numerical Tool And Process Control Programmers

Metro Areas Rated for Popularity (as of 2006) for:Numerical Tool And Process Control Programmers

ARIZONA

ARKANSAS

CALIFORNIA

COLORADO

CONNECTICUT

FLORIDA

GEORGIA

ILLINOIS

INDIANA

IOWA

KANSAS

KENTUCKY

MARYLAND

MASSACHUSETTS

MICHIGAN

MINNESOTA

MISSOURI

NEW JERSEY

NEW YORK

NORTH CAROLINA

OHIO

OKLAHOMA

OREGON

PENNSYLVANIA

RHODE ISLAND

SOUTH CAROLINA

TENNESSEE

TEXAS

UTAH

VIRGINIA

WASHINGTON

WISCONSIN

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Metro Areas Rated for Popularity (as of 2006) for:
Numerical Tool And Process Control Programmers