Anchorage Employment

Employment and Industries in the Anchorage, Alaska Area

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Most Popular Jobs in Anchorage, Alaska Metro Area (2006 data)

Where the Majority of Workers Have College Degrees

Rank	Title	Local Jobs	Local Mean Salary	Typical Local Salary	National Growth % 2006-2016	National % With College Degree
1	Registered nurses	3,320	66,880	$48,770 - 89,280	24%	56%
2	Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products	1,300	52,590	$26,830 - 88,350	8%	51%
3	Managers, all other	1,010	70,710	$34,340 - 116,430	7%	55%
4	Airline pilots, copilots, and flight engineers	950	148,820	$56,450 - 0	13%	74%
5	Chief executives	950	126,900	$55,810 - 0	2%	65%
6	Accountants and auditors	930	56,440	$36,720 - 83,490	18%	79%
7	Financial managers	770	80,710	$41,880 - 124,060	13%	60%
8	Civil engineers	770	76,750	$52,600 - 104,110	18%	87%
9	Sales managers	700	66,630	$31,210 - 118,810	10%	69%
10	Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and safety, and transportation	670	46,960	$25,260 - 72,430	5%	58%
11	Lawyers	650	97,630	$61,930 - 0	11%	99%
12	Engineers, all other	540	74,390	$38,890 - 112,790	6%	82%
13	Computer programmers	410	64,650	$45,630 - 87,890	0%	73%
14	Teachers and instructors, all other	390		$0 - 0	9%	54%
15	Child, family, and school social workers	370	39,990	$26,380 - 56,730	19%	77%
16	Social and human service assistants	350	30,310	$22,860 - 37,990	34%	58%
17	Medical and health services managers	340	91,610	$51,560 - 144,200	16%	57%
18	Management analysts	340	75,400	$48,200 - 117,960	22%	78%
19	Educational, vocational, and school counselors	330	48,060	$29,830 - 73,560	13%	73%
20	Computer and information systems managers	330	82,430	$52,950 - 115,680	16%	73%
21	Engineering managers	320	104,780	$75,240 - 144,590	7%	84%
22	Social and community service managers	300	49,140	$32,220 - 73,440	25%	72%
23	Network and computer systems administrators	300	67,130	$43,660 - 102,650	27%	50%
24	Architects, except landscape and naval	270	69,630	$37,500 - 98,050	18%	88%
25	Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists, all other	270	62,450	$38,920 - 91,960	17%	56%
26	Instructional coordinators	270		$0 - 0	23%	79%
27	Marketing managers	260	71,770	$38,990 - 106,930	14%	69%
28	Computer systems analysts	260	72,970	$52,140 - 95,520	29%	68%
29	Surveyors	250	59,690	$37,210 - 89,340	24%	82%
30	Zoologists and wildlife biologists	250	52,070	$33,270 - 77,730	9%	95%
31	Network systems and data communications analysts	250	58,990	$37,900 - 85,350	53%	57%
32	Geoscientists, except hydrologists and geographers	240	88,050	$50,380 - 126,790	22%	93%
33	Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products	240	63,030	$40,120 - 95,490	12%	51%
34	Environmental scientists and specialists, including health	230	63,800	$42,170 - 96,070	25%	93%
35	Natural sciences managers	230	86,910	$58,720 - 121,830	11%	93%
36	Financial specialists, all other	230	52,120	$28,950 - 79,610	12%	50%
37	Pharmacists	230	97,850	$63,900 - 122,000	22%	97%
38	Physical therapists	220		$0 - 0	27%	89%
39	Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents	210	71,830	$34,280 - 142,490	25%	67%
40	Mechanical engineers	200	86,520	$65,920 - 110,980	4%	78%
41	Social workers, all other	190	45,020	$30,560 - 69,410	18%	77%
42	Graphic designers	180	39,820	$25,970 - 65,770	10%	55%
43	Dentists, general	180	160,640	$43,150 - 0	9%	100%
44	Healthcare practitioners and technical workers, all other	170		$0 - 0	15%	72%
45	Counselors, all other	170	37,360	$24,230 - 50,140	17%	73%
46	Biological technicians	170	32,640	$22,020 - 47,460	16%	60%
47	Mental health and substance abuse social workers	160	35,010	$25,000 - 46,810	30%	77%
48	Biological scientists, all other	160	65,980	$43,420 - 92,730	4%	95%
49	Petroleum engineers	160	108,730	$57,270 - 0	5%	80%
50	Speech-language pathologists	160		$0 - 0	11%	98%
51	Commercial pilots	150	74,660	$47,310 - 111,920	13%	74%
52	Medical and clinical laboratory technicians	140	43,330	$30,850 - 58,720	15%	51%
53	Editors	140	62,110	$37,300 - 90,350	2%	81%
54	Budget analysts	140	64,980	$43,770 - 86,750	7%	78%
55	Computer software engineers, applications	140	71,440	$47,530 - 102,140	45%	85%
56	Training and development specialists	130	52,570	$33,670 - 75,480	18%	56%
57	Reporters and correspondents	130	43,770	$27,610 - 67,690	1%	85%
58	Community and social service specialists, all other	130		$0 - 0	25%	58%
59	Detectives and criminal investigators	130	67,540	$44,250 - 97,320	17%	54%
60	Sales and related workers, all other	130	34,420	$20,270 - 52,970	14%	62%
61	Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists	130	49,560	$40,150 - 62,740	11%	58%
62	Environmental engineers	120	74,450	$44,580 - 101,180	25%	86%
63	Occupational health and safety specialists	120		$0 - 0	8%	72%
64	Human resources managers, all other	120	73,450	$42,540 - 108,470	11%	58%
65	Medical and clinical laboratory technologists	110	61,090	$42,540 - 78,160	12%	51%
66	Advertising sales agents	110	63,020	$30,890 - 121,300	20%	56%
67	Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists	110	50,190	$30,050 - 71,620	18%	56%
68	Mental health counselors	110	50,250	$26,830 - 80,050	30%	73%
69	Purchasing managers	110	71,820	$33,270 - 114,970	3%	57%
70	Public relations managers	110	60,810	$39,600 - 86,950	17%	75%
71	Occupational therapists	100	66,010	$49,180 - 87,680	23%	90%
72	Health educators	100		$0 - 0	26%	58%
73	Self-enrichment education teachers	100	39,180	$24,710 - 51,660	23%	54%
74	Electronics engineers, except computer	100	74,170	$51,920 - 95,860	4%	81%
75	Electrical engineers	100	91,200	$70,510 - 114,920	6%	81%
76	Floral designers	90	27,030	$20,340 - 34,820	0%	55%
77	Financial analysts	90	78,170	$48,610 - 116,140	34%	87%
78	Veterinarians	90	94,860	$59,670 - 141,100	35%	100%
79	Urban and regional planners	90	61,120	$40,780 - 85,510	15%	92%
80	Computer software engineers, systems software	80	86,720	$61,040 - 118,330	28%	85%
81	Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists	80	49,080	$32,910 - 65,310	18%	56%
82	Cartographers and photogrammetrists	80	58,330	$41,120 - 81,640	20%	82%
83	Database administrators	80	75,260	$41,350 - 110,630	29%	72%
84	Social scientists and related workers, all other	80		$0 - 0	5%	90%
85	Medical and public health social workers	80		$0 - 0	24%	77%
86	Physician assistants	80	91,440	$63,520 - 123,750	27%	67%
87	Adult literacy, remedial education, and GED teachers and instructors	80	37,800	$17,830 - 57,290	14%	54%
88	Artists and related workers, all other	80		$0 - 0	8%	58%
89	Producers and directors	80		$0 - 0	11%	75%
90	Dietitians and nutritionists	70	57,360	$40,690 - 73,170	9%	72%
91	Advertising and promotions managers	70		$0 - 0	6%	76%
92	Compensation and benefits managers	60	71,350	$42,130 - 120,710	12%	58%
93	Optometrists	60	138,200	$116,950 - 0	11%	100%
94	Industrial engineers	60	73,900	$51,030 - 97,850	20%	74%
95	Mining and geological engineers, including mining safety engineers	60	93,120	$45,660 - 141,330	10%	80%
96	Anthropologists and archeologists	60	62,730	$30,030 - 96,220	15%	90%
97	Education administrators, postsecondary	60	80,480	$41,060 - 139,530	14%	78%
98	Conservation scientists	60	81,970	$55,900 - 125,260	5%	86%
99	Training and development managers	50	78,260	$44,830 - 106,800	16%	58%
100	Physical scientists, all other	50	78,030	$46,200 - 108,090	6%	98%

Where the Majority of Workers Do Not Have College Degrees

Rank	Title	Local Jobs	Local Mean Salary	Typical Local Salary	National Growth % 2006-2016	National % With College Degree
1	Retail salespersons	5,860	27,880	$16,760 - 44,380	12%	25%
2	General and operations managers	4,270	78,620	$35,930 - 133,880	2%	48%
3	Office clerks, general	3,930	30,210	$19,550 - 43,200	13%	19%
4	Cashiers	3,460	22,920	$16,730 - 31,690	-2%	10%
5	Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners	2,910	26,410	$17,640 - 38,900	15%	4%
6	Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks	2,620	37,690	$25,200 - 51,940	13%	16%
7	Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food	2,470	18,110	$15,360 - 22,670	18%	5%
8	Personal and home care aides	2,450	28,280	$21,880 - 34,810	51%	10%
9	Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand	2,300	30,080	$19,660 - 44,060	2%	5%
10	Stock clerks and order fillers	2,260	28,360	$18,000 - 43,440	-7%	8%
11	Waiters and waitresses	2,090	19,470	$15,210 - 25,760	11%	14%
12	Executive secretaries and administrative assistants	1,910	39,410	$27,380 - 54,920	15%	18%
13	Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer	1,900	42,790	$28,740 - 57,910	10%	4%
14	Customer service representatives	1,850	33,570	$21,390 - 46,570	25%	22%
15	Construction laborers	1,760	45,590	$23,870 - 66,250	11%	5%
16	First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers	1,750	47,110	$27,700 - 70,240	6%	29%
17	Receptionists and information clerks	1,700	28,170	$18,640 - 36,600	17%	13%
18	Carpenters	1,630	55,460	$33,860 - 80,400	10%	6%
19	Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive	1,630	33,350	$21,220 - 46,530	1%	18%
20	Business operations specialists, all other	1,450	69,220	$40,650 - 104,770	21%	49%
21	Maids and housekeeping cleaners	1,440	21,030	$17,490 - 24,800	13%	5%
22	Maintenance and repair workers, general	1,390	39,770	$23,350 - 59,240	10%	6%
23	First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers	1,320	38,680	$23,730 - 59,430	4%	25%
24	Truck drivers, light or delivery services	1,270	32,010	$19,300 - 55,560	8%	4%
25	Aircraft mechanics and service technicians	1,230	52,770	$35,010 - 76,900	11%	11%
26	Electricians	1,150	61,970	$34,620 - 89,140	7%	7%
27	Security guards	1,090	26,330	$18,690 - 37,050	17%	13%
28	Home health aides	1,060	25,290	$19,530 - 30,130	49%	7%
29	Office and administrative support workers, all other	1,060	37,450	$23,400 - 52,160	-8%	32%
30	Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop	1,050	19,030	$15,800 - 23,970	10%	8%
31	Food preparation workers	1,010	22,680	$17,380 - 29,220	15%	7%
32	Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators	990	60,390	$39,090 - 80,520	8%	3%
33	Driver/sales workers	950		$[?] - [?]	-4%	4%
34	Administrative services managers	940	55,370	$29,940 - 81,450	12%	40%
35	Cooks, restaurant	920	28,820	$17,960 - 59,420	12%	5%
36	Dishwashers	910	20,300	$16,070 - 26,860	10%	3%
37	Fire fighters	910	33,620	$21,530 - 52,780	12%	18%
38	Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks	840	35,190	$21,710 - 49,730	4%	6%
39	Child care workers	840	21,540	$16,220 - 30,200	18%	15%
40	All other information and record clerks	810	39,250	$25,500 - 55,930	-12%	21%
41	Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants	800	29,850	$24,710 - 37,090	18%	7%
42	Material moving workers, all other	790	33,800	$20,010 - 51,650	1%	6%
43	Counter and rental clerks	780	24,280	$16,150 - 36,170	23%	16%
44	Automotive service technicians and mechanics	760	47,000	$26,270 - 66,910	14%	4%
45	Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters	740	56,730	$37,890 - 79,060	11%	4%
46	Billing and posting clerks and machine operators	720	35,590	$26,800 - 46,950	4%	15%
47	Packers and packagers, hand	720	24,240	$15,490 - 36,880	-11%	3%
48	Protective service workers, all other	700		$[?] - [?]	13%	31%
49	First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers	700	78,560	$48,280 - 113,170	9%	10%
50	Tellers	630	23,860	$17,920 - 30,730	14%	16%
51	Bartenders	630	23,680	$16,950 - 29,560	11%	17%
52	Cleaners of vehicles and equipment	630	23,750	$18,080 - 30,990	14%	3%
53	Construction managers	600	83,140	$49,320 - 117,750	16%	29%
54	Demonstrators and product promoters	590	27,810	$17,700 - 42,690	18%	26%
55	Landscaping and groundskeeping workers	590	26,150	$18,170 - 35,740	18%	6%
56	Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks	560	34,650	$21,510 - 51,650	1%	29%
57	First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers	560	31,240	$20,740 - 44,300	11%	14%
58	Bill and account collectors	540	36,540	$22,260 - 52,840	23%	13%
59	Computer support specialists	530	46,650	$31,280 - 62,410	13%	43%
60	First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and repairers	520	62,640	$37,420 - 89,810	7%	13%
61	Preschool teachers, except special education	500	25,560	$19,170 - 34,660	26%	43%
62	Food service managers	490	36,610	$20,290 - 55,650	5%	24%
63	Bus drivers, school	490		$[?] - [?]	9%	4%
64	Paralegals and legal assistants	480	45,630	$30,390 - 63,500	22%	45%
65	Production, planning, and expediting clerks	470	45,370	$28,240 - 68,900	4%	30%
66	Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists	450	27,680	$15,790 - 39,970	12%	6%
67	Dental assistants	440		$[?] - [?]	29%	9%
68	Medical assistants	430	32,270	$25,290 - 41,430	35%	10%
69	Cooks, fast food	420	18,040	$15,610 - 21,800	8%	5%
70	Fitness trainers and aerobics instructors	410	32,870	$16,840 - 50,460	27%	47%
71	Installation, maintenance, and repair workers, all other	400		$[?] - [?]	8%	9%
72	Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks	400	21,540	$17,260 - 26,530	17%	14%
73	Telecommunications equipment installers and repairers, except line installers	400	54,230	$26,180 - 78,610	3%	13%
74	Cooks, institution and cafeteria	390	32,160	$23,190 - 45,640	11%	5%
75	Cooks, short order	380	25,480	$16,810 - 34,220	5%	5%
76	Legal secretaries	360	43,570	$33,270 - 57,250	12%	18%
77	Mobile heavy equipment mechanics, except engines	360	58,930	$38,710 - 78,550	12%	3%
78	Civil engineering technicians	360	53,540	$34,560 - 74,640	10%	18%
79	Industrial truck and tractor operators	350		$[?] - [?]	-1%	2%
80	Postal service mail carriers	350	44,350	$40,360 - 49,780	1%	11%
81	Sheet metal workers	340	46,780	$27,500 - 75,450	7%	4%
82	Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists	340	52,040	$34,550 - 75,180	12%	3%
83	Transportation, storage, and distribution managers	330	67,340	$36,260 - 100,740	8%	25%
84	Lifeguards, ski patrol, and other recreational protective service workers	330	23,680	$16,630 - 31,800	19%	31%
85	Sales representatives, services, all other	330		$[?] - [?]	28%	48%
86	Healthcare support workers, all other	320	35,350	$23,740 - 52,750	16%	10%
87	Insurance sales agents	320	53,550	$27,410 - 90,450	13%	45%
88	Medical secretaries	320	30,570	$25,080 - 37,460	17%	18%
89	Air traffic controllers	320	100,180	$71,000 - 127,550	10%	32%
90	Payroll and timekeeping clerks	310	42,140	$29,460 - 57,230	3%	18%
91	Loan interviewers and clerks	310	35,490	$23,180 - 50,920	0%	24%
92	Cargo and freight agents	310	38,610	$25,790 - 56,320	17%	16%
93	Painters, construction and maintenance	300	39,410	$22,120 - 57,940	12%	6%
94	File clerks	300	25,730	$16,850 - 36,180	-40%	20%
95	Medical records and health information technicians	300	31,860	$24,360 - 43,180	18%	12%
96	Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop	300	19,070	$15,470 - 23,260	10%	17%
97	Pharmacy technicians	300	33,930	$23,570 - 44,970	32%	16%
98	Claims adjusters, examiners, and investigators	290	63,480	$37,390 - 92,640	9%	47%
99	Dispatchers, except police, fire, and ambulance	290	41,960	$24,220 - 67,220	2%	11%
100	Eligibility interviewers, government programs	290	41,080	$33,740 - 50,180	3%	38%

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Jobs More Common Near Anchorage Than Most Other Cities

* Average job popularity for metro areas = 1.0

Title	Mean Local Salary	Local Jobs	Pop. vs. Avg.*
Airline pilots, copilots, and flight engineers	148,820	950	29.9
Material moving workers, all other	33,800	790	25.7
Zoologists and wildlife biologists	52,070	250	25.2
Air traffic controllers	100,180	320	24.9
Rotary drill operators, oil and gas		110	19.7
Petroleum engineers	108,730	160	13.1
Aircraft mechanics and service technicians	52,770	1,230	12
Protective service workers, all other		700	9.4
Counselors, all other	37,360	170	9.1
Geoscientists, except hydrologists and geographers	88,050	240	9
Biological scientists, all other	65,980	160	8.7
Transportation inspectors	71,680	140	8.6
Demonstrators and product promoters	27,810	590	8.2
Commercial pilots	74,660	150	7.2
Natural sciences managers	86,910	230	5.4
Insulation workers, floor, ceiling, and wall		100	4.8
Psychiatric aides	34,880	170	4.4
Hazardous materials removal workers	50,080	160	4.4
Audio and video equipment technicians		170	4.1
Personal and home care aides	28,280	2,450	4.1
Surveyors	59,690	250	4.1
Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks	34,650	560	4
Fire fighters	33,620	910	3.9
Civil engineering technicians	53,540	360	3.8
Cargo and freight agents	38,610	310	3.7
Lodging managers	40,720	100	3.6
Healthcare practitioners and technical workers, all other		170	3.5
Engineers, all other	74,390	540	3.4
Social workers, all other	45,020	190	3.4
Office and administrative support workers, all other	37,450	1,060	3.4
Administrative services managers	55,370	940	3.3
Eligibility interviewers, government programs	41,080	290	3.3
Title examiners, abstractors, and searchers		180	3.2
Health technologists and technicians, all other		230	3.2
Transportation, storage, and distribution managers	67,340	330	3.2
Radio and television announcers	34,410	100	3.1
Reporters and correspondents	43,770	130	3
All other information and record clerks	39,250	810	3
Lifeguards, ski patrol, and other recreational protective service workers	23,680	330	3
Mobile heavy equipment mechanics, except engines	58,930	360	2.9
Installation, maintenance, and repair workers, all other		400	2.9
Occupational health and safety specialists		120	2.7
Biological technicians	32,640	170	2.7
Chief executives	126,900	950	2.7
Engineering technicians, except drafters, all other	56,850	190	2.7
Environmental scientists and specialists, including health	63,800	230	2.7
Civil engineers	76,750	770	2.6
Baggage porters and bellhops	19,900	120	2.6
Managers, all other	70,710	1,010	2.5
Social and community service managers	49,140	300	2.5

Work Paying Relatively Well in the Anchorage, Alaska Metro Area (2006 data)

* Average Salary Index for metro areas = 1.0

Title	Mean Local Salary	Salary Index *	Local Jobs
Construction laborers	45,590	1.58	1,760
Carpenters	55,460	1.52	1,630
Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators	60,390	1.51	990
Personal and home care aides	28,280	1.5	2,450
Refuse and recyclable material collectors	43,190	1.5	150
Airline pilots, copilots, and flight engineers	148,820	1.5	950
Bakers	33,930	1.49	210
Cooks, institution and cafeteria	32,160	1.47	390
Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers	48,680	1.47	240
Recreation workers	32,980	1.46	220
Mobile heavy equipment mechanics, except engines	58,930	1.44	360
First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers	78,560	1.44	700
Cooks, restaurant	28,820	1.42	920
Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers	54,760	1.42	210
Psychiatric aides	34,880	1.41	170
Electricians	61,970	1.41	1,150
Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists	52,040	1.41	340
Loan officers	79,110	1.39	280
Construction and building inspectors	64,500	1.39	110
First-line supervisors/managers of transportation and material-moving machine and vehicle operators	68,380	1.39	220
Advertising sales agents	63,020	1.39	110
Cooks, short order	25,480	1.38	380
Library assistants, clerical	31,230	1.38	110
Photographers	40,560	1.36	120
Hazardous materials removal workers	50,080	1.36	160
Automotive service technicians and mechanics	47,000	1.35	760
Payroll and timekeeping clerks	42,140	1.35	310
Roofers	45,360	1.35	180
Bartenders	23,680	1.35	630
Dental hygienists	79,970	1.34	210
Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants	29,850	1.34	800
Editors	62,110	1.33	140
Butchers and meat cutters	38,340	1.33	110
Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand	30,080	1.33	2,300
Surgical technologists	49,450	1.33	120
Electrical and electronics repairers, commercial and industrial equipment	60,810	1.32	130
Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks	35,190	1.32	840
Lifeguards, ski patrol, and other recreational protective service workers	23,680	1.32	330
Surveying and mapping technicians	45,500	1.31	180
Healthcare support workers, all other	35,350	1.31	320
Cashiers	22,920	1.31	3,460
Medical and clinical laboratory technicians	43,330	1.3	140
Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters	56,730	1.3	740
Dishwashers	20,300	1.3	910
Office and administrative support workers, all other	37,450	1.3	1,060
Pharmacy technicians	33,930	1.29	300
Civil engineering technicians	53,540	1.29	360
Mental health counselors	50,250	1.29	110
Stock clerks and order fillers	28,360	1.29	2,260
Property, real estate, and community association managers	64,780	1.29	280

Highest Paying Jobs in Anchorage, Alaska Metro Area (2006 data)

Title	Mean Local Salary	Local Jobs
Physicians and surgeons, all other	164,760	260
Pediatricians, general	163,630
Dentists, general	160,640	180
Airline pilots, copilots, and flight engineers	148,820	950
Optometrists	138,200	60
Family and general practitioners	136,140	100
Chief executives	126,900	950
Petroleum engineers	108,730	160
Engineering managers	104,780	320
Air traffic controllers	100,180	320
Pharmacists	97,850	230
Lawyers	97,630	650
Veterinarians	94,860	90
Mining and geological engineers, including mining safety engineers	93,120	60
Medical and health services managers	91,610	340
Physician assistants	91,440	80
Electrical engineers	91,200	100
Geoscientists, except hydrologists and geographers	88,050	240
Natural sciences managers	86,910	230
Computer software engineers, systems software	86,720	80
Mechanical engineers	86,520	200
Construction managers	83,140	600
Computer and information systems managers	82,430	330
Conservation scientists	81,970	60
First-line supervisors/managers of police and detectives	81,440	110
Hydrologists	81,110	40
Financial managers	80,710	770
Education administrators, postsecondary	80,480	60
Dental hygienists	79,970	210
Loan officers	79,110	280
General and operations managers	78,620	4,270
First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers	78,560	700
Training and development managers	78,260	50
Financial analysts	78,170	90
Physical scientists, all other	78,030	50
Civil engineers	76,750	770
Diagnostic medical sonographers	76,260	30
Management analysts	75,400	340
Database administrators	75,260	80
Commercial pilots	74,660	150
Environmental engineers	74,450	120
Engineers, all other	74,390	540
Electronics engineers, except computer	74,170	100
Industrial engineers	73,900	60
Human resources managers, all other	73,450	120
Computer systems analysts	72,970	260
Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents	71,830	210
Purchasing managers	71,820	110
Marketing managers	71,770	260
Transportation inspectors	71,680	140

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