Wyoming Occupational Employment and Wages September 2025

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Occupation Occ. code Est. empl. Empl %RSE Mean wage Mean %RSE 10th pct 25th pct Median wage 75th pct 90th pct Total all occupations 00-0000 20,980 2.53 69,040 33.19 0.51 29,831 14.34 38,890 18.70 57,714 27.75 90,380 43.46 117,217 56.36 Management Occupations 11-0000 1,090 4.22 122,882 59.08 1.34 49,621 23.85 74,400 35.77 112,154 53.92 155,204 74.62 199,759 96.03 Top Executives 11-1000 460 5.10 125,421 60.30 2.17 49,394 23.75 68,283 32.82 103,765 49.88 154,571 74.32 215,837 103.77 General and Operations Managers 11-1021 450 5.12 126,047 60.60 2.16 51,049 24.55 68,919 33.13 104,940 50.45 154,672 74.36 215,837 103.77 Advertising, Marketing, Promotions, Public Relations, and Sales Managers 11-2000 20 25.62 173,876 83.60 7.07 79,396 38.18 133,289 64.08 191,116 91.89 213,015 102.41 Sales Managers 11-2022 10 31.02 177,363 85.27 7.92 81,856 39.36 133,289 64.08 196,603 94.52 216,171 103.93 229,784 110.47 Operations Specialties Managers 11-3000 180 14.14 152,697 73.42 2.29 94,397 45.38 128,310 61.69 153,176 73.64 169,895 81.68 208,074 100.04 Computer and Information Systems Managers 11-3021 10 29.65 134,204 64.52 9.86 106,703 51.30 109,170 52.49 126,587 60.86 140,898 67.74 238,081 114.46 Financial Managers 11-3031 40 18.86 132,969 63.93 4.83 64,148 30.84 100,998 48.56 132,754 63.82 153,372 73.74 209,748 100.84 Industrial Production Managers 11-3051 100 22.88 169,154 81.33 3.41 127,730 61.41 150,357 72.28 167,713 80.63 175,479 84.37 208,074 100.04 Human Resources Managers 11-3121 10 27.45 148,418 71.35 7.79 97,988 47.10 120,990 58.17 149,396 71.83 159,920 76.89 213,536 102.66 Other Management Occupations 11-9000 430 6.55 105,693 50.82 1.96 47,239 22.71 65,235 31.36 103,542 49.78 136,837 65.78 173,117 83.23 Construction Managers 11-9021 70 14.14 109,758 52.77 3.34 56,865 27.34 85,207 40.96 105,255 50.60 133,699 64.28 146,641 70.50 Education and Childcare Administrators, Preschool and Daycare 11-9031 10 28.47 56,792 27.31 7.33 33,157 15.94 38,778 18.65 61,581 29.61 70,211 33.76 74,525 35.83 Education Administrators, Kindergarten through Secondary 11-9032 40 30.28 115,296 2.86 100,886 108,906 115,067 115,067 135,349 Architectural and Engineering Managers 11-9041 40 25.76 167,935 80.74 4.60 125,409 60.30 146,105 70.24 163,073 78.40 180,510 86.78 223,203 107.31 Food Service Managers 11-9051 40 15.60 60,359 29.02 5.34 31,640 15.21 47,244 22.71 50,742 24.39 72,974 35.08 98,684 47.45 Medical and Health Services Managers 11-9111 50 18.57 110,693 53.22 6.73 54,080 26.00 80,798 38.85 111,596 53.65 138,616 66.64 155,551 74.78 Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers 11-9141 50 13.86 80,372 38.64 6.89 26,376 12.68 37,318 17.94 64,703 31.10 112,886 54.27 161,092 77.45 Social and Community Service Managers 11-9151 20 25.61 79,179 38.07 8.11 50,470 24.27 59,246 28.49 66,056 31.76 96,315 46.31 136,837 65.78 Managers, All Other 11-9199 60 20.80 142,259 68.40 4.62 87,657 42.15 102,165 49.12 152,904 73.51 173,117 83.23 179,904 86.49 Business and Financial Operations Occupations 13-0000 690 5.37 89,589 43.07 1.75 41,552 19.97 59,158 28.44 83,543 40.17 107,570 51.72 141,596 68.07 Business Operations Specialists 13-1000 490 6.34 86,494 41.59 2.17 37,273 17.92 56,430 27.13 82,717 39.77 107,670 51.76 138,131 66.40 Buyers and Purchasing Agents 13-1020 50 18.23 85,046 40.89 5.20 44,105 21.21 58,739 28.24 87,989 42.30 104,442 50.22 127,431 61.26 Compliance Officers 13-1041 40 21.27 92,656 44.54 4.63 56,409 27.12 73,673 35.42 89,107 42.84 113,303 54.47 126,835 60.98 Cost Estimators 13-1051 20 23.44 76,619 36.84 6.65 39,187 18.84 75,371 36.24 82,717 39.77 83,913 40.34 102,294 49.18 Human Resources Specialists 13-1071 60 14.28 80,633 38.77 4.29 44,754 21.52 59,970 28.83 73,461 35.31 101,301 48.70 114,658 55.12 Project Management Specialists 13-1082 70 13.01 111,025 53.38 4.51 58,288 28.02 73,676 35.42 101,661 48.88 142,587 68.55 161,515 77.66 Management Analysts 13-1111 30 18.53 136,202 65.48 8.71 82,445 39.64 107,670 51.76 129,217 62.12 180,726 86.89 180,726 86.89 Training and Development Specialists 13-1151 60 15.42 76,177 36.62 7.52 27,578 13.25 36,577 17.59 73,998 35.57 97,756 47.00 131,330 63.14 Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists 13-1161 30 17.93 53,341 25.65 7.35 33,598 16.16 39,921 19.20 44,088 21.20 66,706 32.07 100,818 48.47 Business Operations Specialists, All Other 13-1199 70 16.22 70,202 33.75 8.39 29,999 14.43 42,064 20.22 62,924 30.25 93,188 44.80 131,695 63.31 Financial Specialists 13-2000 210 8.45 96,906 46.59 2.93 52,280 25.14 64,285 30.91 87,871 42.25 104,887 50.42 154,912 74.47 Accountants and Auditors 13-2011 120 10.20 93,934 45.16 3.12 58,641 28.19 71,743 34.49 87,871 42.25 100,583 48.36 136,301 65.53 Property Appraisers and Assessors 13-2020 20 34.66 64,297 30.92 9.46 39,466 18.98 45,947 22.09 60,409 29.04 74,477 35.81 84,381 40.57 Loan Officers 13-2072 40 20.80 101,861 48.97 5.31 54,368 26.13 59,982 28.84 81,927 39.39 133,931 64.39 154,912 74.47 Computer and Mathematical Occupations 15-0000 160 10.42 79,412 38.18 3.80 46,388 22.30 56,671 27.24 75,304 36.20 92,983 44.70 131,789 63.36 Computer Occupations 15-1200 150 10.72 79,687 38.31 3.82 45,730 21.99 57,675 27.73 75,368 36.23 92,983 44.70 130,699 62.84 Computer Network Support Specialists 15-1231 20 42.43 64,034 30.79 15.62 46,388 22.30 46,388 22.30 57,675 27.73 70,817 34.05 114,283 54.94 Computer User Support Specialists 15-1232 40 18.87 56,722 27.27 4.37 37,340 17.96 43,060 20.70 53,962 25.94 66,857 32.14 80,154 38.54 Network and Computer Systems Administrators 15-1244 60 15.60 86,467 41.57 3.89 61,675 29.65 75,368 36.23 82,007 39.43 92,983 44.70 120,442 57.91 Architecture and Engineering Occupations 17-0000 470 10.98 121,754 58.53 1.79 70,810 34.05 99,108 47.65 114,905 55.25 145,533 69.97 168,407 80.96 Architects, Surveyors, and Cartographers 17-1000 30 21.26 98,440 47.32 3.96 65,872 31.67 80,848 38.87 103,176 49.60 115,964 55.75 129,944 62.47 Surveyors 17-1022 30 24.13 99,764 47.96 3.59 66,290 31.87 83,828 40.30 104,872 50.42 116,282 55.91 129,944 62.47 Engineers 17-2000 350 11.47 133,477 64.17 1.82 96,734 46.51 109,225 52.51 138,673 66.67 146,262 70.32 175,642 84.45 Civil Engineers 17-2051 50 19.96 103,547 49.78 3.76 70,546 33.92 82,168 39.50 104,701 50.34 128,759 61.91 140,795 67.68 Electrical Engineers 17-2071 40 25.71 131,059 63.01 4.55 102,397 49.23 112,351 54.01 125,944 60.56 147,175 70.75 167,754 80.65 Environmental Engineers 17-2081 20 34.41 121,718 58.51 6.99 94,321 45.34 111,830 53.76 117,693 56.59 145,825 70.10 145,825 70.10 Industrial Engineers 17-2112 80 34.39 141,988 68.26 4.81 109,225 52.51 137,891 66.29 144,951 69.68 148,447 71.37 177,992 85.58 Mechanical Engineers 17-2141 30 29.84 137,559 66.14 5.66 104,412 50.20 106,493 51.20 140,958 67.77 175,642 84.45 175,698 84.47 Mining and Geological Engineers, Including Mining Safety Engineers 17-2151 50 28.58 136,073 65.42 5.21 98,538 47.37 112,265 53.97 141,804 68.18 146,225 70.30 168,890 81.20 Petroleum Engineers 17-2171 30 21.26 158,491 76.20 5.38 103,009 49.52 129,282 62.16 135,123 64.96 170,684 82.06 215,971 103.84 Engineers, All Other 17-2199 20 22.86 141,719 68.14 4.93 109,341 52.57 146,262 70.32 146,262 70.32 146,262 70.32 146,262 70.32 Drafters, Engineering Technicians, and Mapping Technicians 17-3000 90 20.83 85,353 41.04 4.04 51,632 24.82 64,691 31.10 85,191 40.96 113,158 54.40 113,158 54.40 Life, Physical, and Social Science Occupations 19-0000 300 9.90 82,837 39.83 2.24 45,827 22.03 60,316 29.00 78,660 37.82 106,290 51.10 123,310 59.29 Life Scientists 19-1000 40 32.90 86,588 41.63 5.85 52,503 25.24 77,532 37.27 83,535 40.16 95,189 45.76 109,376 52.59 Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists 19-1023 20 39.28 74,638 35.88 6.28 40,821 19.63 52,503 25.24 78,358 37.67 88,608 42.60 96,208 46.25 Physical Scientists 19-2000 50 15.60 85,467 41.09 5.33 55,765 26.81 55,766 26.81 74,804 35.96 112,304 53.99 137,725 66.22 Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health 19-2041 20 28.51 97,103 46.68 8.70 43,553 20.94 68,741 33.05 110,406 53.08 132,654 63.78 136,763 65.75 Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers 19-2042 30 19.20 68,771 33.06 5.10 55,765 26.81 55,765 26.81 64,173 30.85 74,804 35.96 100,127 48.14 Social Scientists and Related Workers 19-3000 40 31.55 62,298 29.95 7.69 40,151 19.31 40,151 19.31 66,918 32.17 68,598 32.98 86,082 41.39 Life, Physical, and Social Science Technicians 19-4000 90 16.89 72,779 34.99 4.37 41,419 19.91 48,866 23.49 71,612 34.43 86,494 41.58 113,615 54.62 Chemical Technicians 19-4031 30 29.88 95,113 45.73 5.90 68,266 32.82 84,510 40.63 98,981 47.58 113,615 54.62 113,615 54.62 Environmental Science and Protection Technicians, Including Health 19-4042 20 37.30 77,269 37.15 4.77 62,233 29.92 71,612 34.43 72,422 34.82 84,510 40.63 91,360 43.92 Geological Technicians, Except Hydrologic Technicians 19-4043 20 24.83 57,584 27.68 12.56 39,198 18.84 47,565 22.87 47,566 22.87 48,868 23.49 135,773 65.28 Occupational Health and Safety Specialists and Technicians 19-5000 80 15.24 101,362 48.74 2.66 70,382 33.84 81,575 39.22 107,055 51.47 111,393 53.55 135,105 64.95 Occupational Health and Safety Specialists 19-5011 80 15.24 101,298 48.70 2.70 70,382 33.84 81,205 39.04 107,055 51.47 111,393 53.55 135,105 64.95 Community and Social Service Occupations 21-0000 230 14.75 65,561 31.52 2.07 44,573 21.43 54,701 26.30 60,952 29.30 77,506 37.26 88,167 42.39 Counselors, Social Workers, and Other Community and Social Service Specialists 21-1000 230 14.75 65,561 31.52 2.07 44,573 21.43 54,701 26.30 60,952 29.30 77,506 37.26 88,167 42.39 Educational, Guidance, and Career Counselors and Advisors 21-1012 60 27.69 70,556 33.92 3.36 59,066 28.39 59,066 28.39 66,208 31.83 78,808 37.89 88,167 42.39 Substance abuse, behavioral disorder, and mental health counselors 21-1018 50 25.74 73,294 35.24 4.69 44,573 21.43 54,701 26.30 73,354 35.26 86,837 41.75 104,363 50.18 Child, Family, and School Social Workers 21-1021 40 28.72 64,381 30.95 3.46 47,596 22.89 57,533 27.66 59,079 28.40 77,506 37.26 85,980 41.33 Probation Officers and Correctional Treatment Specialists 21-1092 10 39.99 7.04 Social and Human Service Assistants 21-1093 40 24.28 48,541 23.34 3.95 37,170 17.87 44,718 21.49 45,365 21.81 54,256 26.08 57,406 27.60 Legal Occupations 23-0000 70 18.87 93,505 44.96 5.10 41,827 20.11 55,611 26.74 81,777 39.31 132,418 63.66 147,486 70.91 Lawyers, Judges, and Related Workers 23-1000 50 22.30 116,536 56.02 5.40 63,793 30.66 83,854 40.32 107,524 51.70 134,090 64.47 206,966 99.50 Lawyers 23-1011 40 22.30 112,363 54.02 5.57 63,793 30.66 82,333 39.58 102,774 49.42 132,418 63.66 163,575 78.65 Legal Support Workers 23-2000 30 21.25 57,342 27.57 5.54 32,839 15.79 46,966 22.58 54,378 26.14 59,506 28.61 81,777 39.31 Paralegals and Legal Assistants 23-2011 20 25.62 63,182 30.37 6.53 48,769 23.44 53,026 25.49 57,097 27.45 61,382 29.51 99,848 48.00 Educational Instruction and Library Occupations 25-0000 1,430 13.38 57,820 27.80 1.39 32,906 15.82 41,419 19.91 64,120 30.82 67,965 32.68 77,166 37.10 Preschool, Elementary, Middle, Secondary, and Special Education Teachers 25-2000 690 21.42 64,751 1.47 53,584 61,110 67,046 67,887 79,553 Preschool Teachers, Except Special Education 25-2011 60 28.72 34,412 16.54 7.06 24,718 11.88 24,720 11.88 30,830 14.82 36,346 17.47 53,594 25.77 Kindergarten Teachers, Except Special Education 25-2012 30 31.59 63,356 2.37 56,522 60,651 66,082 66,082 66,082 Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education 25-2021 240 29.09 67,236 2.09 57,271 62,528 67,817 67,817 79,553 Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education 25-2031 150 34.82 69,036 2.51 61,804 65,450 67,887 75,460 79,381 Career/Technical Education Teachers, Secondary School 25-2032 30 34.80 66,630 3.68 57,696 57,696 61,418 78,313 80,849 Special Education Teachers, Kindergarten and Elementary School 25-2052 50 33.55 68,355 3.25 58,407 63,406 67,123 74,642 80,628 Special Education Teachers, Secondary School 25-2058 40 34.74 69,567 3.30 57,316 64,093 69,476 78,778 80,893 Other Teachers and Instructors 25-3000 170 19.69 49,234 23.67 3.60 29,711 14.28 41,350 19.88 54,750 26.32 54,750 26.32 62,842 30.21 Self-Enrichment Teachers 25-3021 40 31.46 45,941 22.09 5.50 27,291 13.12 38,954 18.73 50,831 24.44 50,831 24.44 53,744 25.84 Librarians, Curators, and Archivists 25-4000 60 24.44 43,241 20.79 5.87 25,185 12.11 36,330 17.46 41,419 19.91 47,784 22.97 66,217 31.84 Other Educational Instruction and Library Occupations 25-9000 260 19.28 37,967 2.87 29,822 32,988 35,764 39,815 48,015 Teaching Assistants, Except Postsecondary 25-9045 240 23.62 36,341 2.20 30,290 32,988 35,764 38,921 40,644 Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media Occupations 27-0000 80 16.01 54,096 26.01 4.23 28,078 13.50 39,057 18.78 47,908 23.03 66,817 32.12 82,676 39.75 Art and Design Workers 27-1000 30 24.18 41,448 19.92 8.65 25,475 12.25 35,888 17.25 39,057 18.78 39,167 18.83 52,820 25.40 Merchandise Displayers and Window Trimmers 27-1026 20 32.89 39,159 18.82 4.83 35,888 17.25 39,057 18.78 39,057 18.78 39,167 18.83 39,167 18.83 Entertainers and Performers, Sports and Related Workers 27-2000 20 33.11 61,127 29.39 6.02 42,039 20.21 50,071 24.07 66,817 32.12 66,817 32.12 66,817 32.12 Coaches and Scouts 27-2022 20 39.74 62,393 7.64 42,061 52,048 66,817 66,817 66,817 Media and Communication Workers 27-3000 20 24.12 64,553 31.03 7.74 36,245 17.42 39,198 18.84 62,131 29.87 79,005 37.98 117,641 56.56 Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations 29-0000 800 8.95 106,865 51.37 4.16 41,325 19.87 56,989 27.40 79,468 38.20 101,481 48.79 157,024 75.50

Wyoming Occupational Employment and Wages September 2025