How much to pay an industrial engineer in the United States
Across 36,117 postings with a stated salary in the last 12 months at 4,352 companies, the middle of the posted range for an industrial engineer in the United States is $98k a year; half of them fall between $72k and $133k. By level: junior $78k, mid-level $94k, senior $127k, lead $144k. People of this profession living in the United States who show their pay on Alion ask a median $85k. Figures are in US dollars a year.
Industrial engineering pay in the United States by level
| Level | Median | Middle half | Postings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Junior | $78k | $63k–$92k | 86 |
| Mid-level | $94k | $73k–$107k | 69 |
| Senior | $127k | $107k–$149k | 124 |
| Lead | $144k | $107k–$186k | 31 |
What companies in the United States pay industrial engineers
| Company | Median | Postings |
|---|---|---|
 Amazon | $129k | 9 |
 AECOM | $93k | 8 |
 RTX | $139k | 7 |
 Qualdoc | $63k | 6 |
 United Launch Alliance | $109k | 5 |
 Applied Materials | $152k | 5 |
 Trane Technologies | $92k | 5 |
 Boeing | $126k | 5 |
 State of North Carolina | $100k | 4 |
 Compass Group USA | $49k | 4 |
 L3Harris Technologies | $115k | 4 |
 Westinghouse Electric Company | $70k | 4 |
 Sanofi | $123k | 4 |
 Rocket Lab | $110k | 4 |
 Valar Atomics | $180k | 4 |
 United Airlines | $89k | 3 |
 Element | $64k | 3 |
 True Talent Solutions Partners | $175k | 3 |
 MITRE | $183k | 3 |
 GKN Aerospace | $97k | 3 |
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What is the average salary of an industrial engineer in the United States?
The median of the posted ranges is $98k a year, and half of the postings fall between $72k and $133k (36,117 postings in the last 12 months).
Where do these numbers come from?
From the salary ranges employers state in their own postings on their careers boards: on-site and hybrid roles located in the United States, posted in the last 12 months (the newest 400 when there are more). Each range counts by its middle, converted to US dollars a year. Postings without a salary are not counted.
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