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This dashboard provides an overview of career employment starting salaries offered (both accepted and declined) to engineering students in each area of study and degree level.
- Annual Statistical Report - COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
This data is gathered using faculty/staff salary reports,...
- ECS Data - Engineering Career Services
This dashboard provides an overview of career employment...
- Annual Statistical Report - COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
This data is gathered using faculty/staff salary reports, tenure reports, and staff and faculty analytics reports. Additionally, the list of National Academy of Engineering (NAE) members is updated annually using the NAE website, and feedback from associate deans and department chairs.
This dashboard provides an overview of career employment starting salaries offered to engineering students in each area of study and degree level.
Salary (by major) data was collected from the U.S. Department of Education’s (USDOE) College Scorecard platform and indicates the median salary of an institution’s graduates two years after receiving their bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, along with the number of graduates per institution for which the USDOE has salary data.
What is the average annual salary for a Mechanical Engineer job by State? See how much a Mechanical Engineer job pays hourly by State. New York is the highest paying state for Mechanical Engineer jobs. Florida is the lowest paying State for Mechanical Engineer jobs.
The average salary for mechanical engineers in Ohio is around $78,950 per year. Salaries typically start from $57,370 and go up to $127,110.
Geographic profile for Mechanical Engineers: States and areas with the highest published employment, location quotients, and wages for Mechanical Engineers are provided. For a list of all areas with employment in Mechanical Engineers, see the Create Customized Tables function.
