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Selected Metro AreaSeattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA

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710

$89,363

Airline Pilots, Copilots, and Flight Engineers leads this metro area with an average annual salary of $390,770.

Software Developers has one of the largest employment totals in this metro area with 72,730 jobs.

Average annual salary for the highest-paying occupations in this metro area.

Total employment for the occupations with the broadest job base in this metro area.

Ranked by average annual salary for detailed occupations in this metro area.

#	Job Title	Average Salary	Hourly Wage	Total Jobs
1	Airline Pilots, Copilots, and Flight Engineers	$390,770	$0.00	3,520
2	Chief Executives	$379,850	$182.62	2,620
3	Surgeons, All Other	$341,510	$164.19	560
4	General Internal Medicine Physicians	$333,900	$160.53	480
5	Emergency Medicine Physicians	$311,180	$149.61	0
6	Ophthalmologists, Except Pediatric	$306,280	$147.25	0
7	Physicians, All Other	$297,080	$142.83	3,850
8	Nurse Anesthetists	$276,850	$133.10	410
9	Neurologists	$267,820	$128.76	150
10	Physicians, Pathologists	$245,320	$117.94	220
11	Computer and Information Systems Managers	$242,770	$116.71	13,900
12	Family Medicine Physicians	$226,890	$109.08	810
13	Podiatrists	$222,590	$107.02	140
14	Compensation and Benefits Managers	$222,140	$106.80	400
15	Natural Sciences Managers	$219,300	$105.43	2,260
16	Psychiatrists	$217,520	$104.58	280
17	Computer and Information Research Scientists	$214,540	$103.15	2,070
18	Dentists, General	$202,910	$97.55	1,670
19	Financial Managers	$201,110	$96.69	9,460
20	Human Resources Managers	$201,040	$96.66	3,670

Ranked by total employment to show the occupations with the largest workforce in this metro area.

#	Job Title	Total Jobs	Average Salary	Hourly Wage
1	Software Developers	72,730	$181,040	$87.04
2	Home Health and Personal Care Aides	53,140	$48,200	$23.17
3	Fast Food and Counter Workers	51,590	$41,060	$19.74
4	Retail Salespersons	48,310	$45,260	$21.76
5	Registered Nurses	37,250	$120,260	$57.82
6	Business Operations Specialists, All Other	34,600	$108,140	$51.99
7	General and Operations Managers	30,890	$171,840	$82.62
8	Customer Service Representatives	30,370	$57,240	$27.52
9	Cashiers	30,030	$42,900	$20.63
10	Stockers and Order Fillers	29,750	$46,360	$22.29
11	Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand	29,400	$49,610	$23.85
12	Janitors and Cleaners, Except Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners	27,680	$47,050	$22.62
13	Project Management Specialists	26,620	$126,180	$60.66
14	Waiters and Waitresses	25,860	$58,180	$27.97
15	Office Clerks, General	25,540	$56,060	$26.95
16	Accountants and Auditors	24,880	$106,100	$51.01
17	Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks	21,300	$59,180	$28.45
18	Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers	21,220	$70,690	$33.99
19	Teaching Assistants, Except Postsecondary	20,120	$51,760	$0.00
20	First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Workers	20,100	$88,150	$42.38