Highest-paying states for bioengineers and biomedical engineers
Arizona leads at $141,230 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.
| Place | Median | 25th–75th |
|---|---|---|
| Arizona | $141,230 | $124,330–$163,560 |
| California | $128,310 | $105,950–$153,670 |
| Minnesota | $127,730 | $102,360–$160,770 |
| Massachusetts | $127,570 | $100,240–$150,220 |
| Pennsylvania | $122,560 | $97,640–$137,870 |
| Oregon | $122,510 | $109,440–$132,750 |
| New Jersey | $114,680 | $93,160–$156,870 |
| Ohio | $111,550 | $99,620–$132,350 |
| Wisconsin | $110,430 | $84,090–$149,040 |
| Oklahoma | $109,340 | $80,610–$175,350 |
| Indiana | $108,030 | $86,570–$140,210 |
| Tennessee | $106,470 | $84,470–$137,770 |
| Virginia | $106,140 | $83,580–$141,740 |
| Maryland | $105,090 | $82,140–$130,490 |
| New York | $104,010 | $91,680–$135,640 |
| Connecticut | $103,500 | $95,220–$134,600 |
| Florida | $101,730 | $77,420–$131,400 |
| Michigan | $100,940 | $81,330–$120,520 |
| District of Columbia | $100,920 | $82,760–$101,960 |
| South Carolina | $99,130 | $80,400–$105,400 |
| Kentucky | $95,360 | $88,630–$110,280 |
| New Hampshire | $94,890 | $80,850–$134,990 |
| North Carolina | $94,790 | $80,320–$120,710 |
| Texas | $92,600 | $75,040–$123,450 |
| Utah | $90,870 | $78,530–$110,310 |
| Illinois | $89,520 | $49,040–$112,400 |
| Missouri | $89,480 | $66,160–$123,820 |
| Nevada | $87,850 | $81,580–$117,790 |
| Alabama | $85,720 | $76,610–$101,250 |
| Louisiana | $84,320 | $72,100–$109,620 |
| Nebraska | $83,890 | $72,770–$104,570 |
| Iowa | $81,710 | $76,330–$108,680 |
| Arkansas | $67,850 | $48,880–$84,610 |
Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.