Paycheck Atlas

Highest-paying states for industrial engineering technologists and technicians

Oklahoma leads at $79,330 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.

PlaceMedian25th–75th
Oklahoma$79,330$61,170–$88,900
Maryland$79,090$63,090–$99,330
California$79,070$62,290–$96,460
Washington$78,430$61,810–$116,210
Oregon$75,760$61,350–$79,980
New Jersey$72,890$59,320–$95,520
Vermont$72,410$63,290–$85,320
Massachusetts$71,830$59,400–$79,950
Illinois$71,090$57,620–$81,240
Minnesota$70,490$60,270–$80,390
New York$70,290$58,980–$78,100
South Carolina$70,080$56,840–$79,540
North Carolina$69,720$57,320–$84,340
New Hampshire$69,650$60,190–$80,150
Connecticut$69,260$61,170–$82,210
Utah$67,490$61,580–$85,450
Colorado$66,850$60,020–$81,850
Alabama$66,510$50,560–$77,790
Virginia$66,310$58,610–$79,180
Arizona$66,040$57,230–$82,870
Ohio$65,490$53,660–$77,600
Wisconsin$65,270$54,670–$76,100
Pennsylvania$65,260$53,090–$79,310
Georgia$65,060$55,650–$80,690
Michigan$64,510$56,600–$80,190
Iowa$64,410$58,250–$77,430
North Dakota$64,060$55,650–$78,240
Idaho$63,150$54,680–$81,380
Indiana$63,110$49,140–$77,740
Maine$63,070$60,320–$84,260
Missouri$62,440$52,450–$83,790
Arkansas$62,210$56,910–$81,930
Texas$62,020$49,010–$80,070
Nevada$61,470$60,890–$76,520
Florida$61,350$47,260–$75,260
New Mexico$61,280$61,140–$77,830
Kentucky$61,140$50,840–$74,450
Kansas$61,000$49,420–$69,050
Montana$60,330$50,140–$77,940
Nebraska$59,970$49,240–$70,620
Rhode Island$59,420$49,850–$77,970
Tennessee$58,070$48,760–$72,230
West Virginia$57,240$44,150–$70,330
South Dakota$54,570$49,810–$63,280

Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.