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Computer Occupations, All Other Salary

Computer Occupations, All Other earn a median $116,580 a year nationally. Computer and Mathematical Occupations

U.S. median
$116,580
$56.05 per hour
Range
$55,940 – $188,470
10th to 90th percentile
Employed
435,370
across the U.S.
▲7.0%
Pay trend: The median for computer occupations, all other in the U.S. rose from $108,970 (May 2024) to $116,580 (May 2025). That beat inflation (2.4%), a real raise of about 4.6%.

What computer occupations, all other do

All computer occupations not listed separately.

Typical education
Bachelor's degree
Work experience
None required
On-the-job training
None
Job outlook, 2025–35
+5.1% (faster than average)
Openings per year
27,000
Self-employed
5%

Employment of computer occupations, all other is projected to grow 5.1% from 2025 to 2035, faster than the 3.5% average for all occupations. About 27,000 openings are expected each year, on average, including jobs left by workers who retire or switch careers.

Source: BLS Standard Occupational Classification and Employment Projections, 2025–35.

Computer Occupations, All Other take-home pay calculator

Starts at the national median. Pick your state to see your real paycheck.

Computer Occupations, All Other
Deductions, kids & local tax

2026 tax year. Federal brackets from IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32.

Your take-home pay
$90,844
per year · effective tax rate 22.1%
$7,570Monthly
$3,785Twice a month
$3,494Every 2 weeks
$43.68Hourly
  • Federal income tax$16,818
  • Social Security (6.2%)$7,228
  • Medicare (1.45%)$1,690
  • Texas income tax$0
  • Take-home pay$90,844

Marginal rate: 22% federal + 0.00% state

Pay by experience

PercentileSalaryHourlyTake-home (no state tax)
10th percentile (entry level)$55,940$26.89$47,128
25th percentile$79,370$38.16$64,667
Median (50th)$116,580$56.05$90,844
75th percentile$157,500$75.72$118,917
90th percentile (top earners)$188,470$90.61$140,331

Best cities for computer occupations, all other (after tax & cost of living)

#Metro areaMedianTake-homeReal value*Jobs
1San Jose, CA$184,430$122,004$110,48816,680
2Denver, CO$160,520$114,627$108,3617,850
3Columbus, OH$129,940$97,289$101,9062,410
4Austin, TX$129,470$99,759$101,72610,100
5Dallas, TX$127,360$98,317$95,37019,540
6San Francisco, CA$161,700$108,877$94,17416,930
7Seattle, WA$136,120$104,304$93,85510,710
8Baltimore, MD$135,600$97,788$93,5899,010
9San Antonio, TX$110,440$86,525$91,3525,100
10Philadelphia, PA$121,990$90,901$88,6377,360
11Virginia Beach, VA$116,920$85,174$86,9653,490
12Kansas City, MO$105,470$79,008$85,3753,900
13St. Louis, MO$108,450$80,965$85,1477,330
14Charlotte, NC$110,790$82,859$85,1163,290
15Houston, TX$105,440$83,007$84,16111,460
16Raleigh, NC$110,030$82,355$83,9013,620
17Tampa, FL$106,330$83,633$82,8952,450
18Pittsburgh, PA$103,420$78,411$82,8252,760
19Boston, MA$121,230$88,274$81,5344,800
20Phoenix, AZ$110,590$84,074$81,3763,380
21New York, NY$126,910$91,562$81,34216,230
22Atlanta, GA$108,730$80,301$80,25513,750
23Detroit, MI$107,560$80,178$79,9403,830
24San Diego, CA$127,600$89,185$79,7107,340
25Sacramento, CA$110,980$79,370$74,4072,700

*Take-home pay in U.S.-average dollars (BEA Regional Price Parities).

Highest-paying cities

Computer Occupations, All Other salary by state

StateMedian1-yr changeTake-homeRangeJobs
District of Columbia $156,590+13.8%$107,954 $87,400 – $207,70017,200
Maryland $144,680+2.2%$103,518 $69,910 – $185,22019,060
Colorado $139,580+16.7%$101,236 $76,140 – $170,80011,800
Virginia $139,030+4.7%$99,113 $77,130 – $185,95017,000
Delaware $137,470+3.6%$97,495 $65,820 – $170,850860
California $134,440+4.4%$93,135 $58,340 – $222,69080,150
Washington $128,940−2.2%$99,396 $60,210 – $200,61014,360
Connecticut $127,720+30.5%$93,049 $60,720 – $181,8303,100
New Mexico $127,090+24.0%$93,236 $70,120 – $194,8501,650
Hawaii $120,100+7.2%$85,723 $65,950 – $161,7002,080
New York $116,990+11.2%$85,270 $59,740 – $203,04011,460
South Carolina $112,260+7.6%$82,226 $53,840 – $165,6404,300
Texas $111,530+3.1%$87,291 $55,480 – $174,30057,020
Vermont $111,530+2.1%$82,391 $52,950 – $181,0201,320
Ohio $109,780+5.2%$83,824 $49,320 – $161,5206,150
Massachusetts $109,590+3.5%$80,667 $55,740 – $183,4606,170
New Jersey $108,310+4.2%$80,317 $48,380 – $207,95012,010
Maine $107,990+6.1%$78,575 $65,340 – $172,490900
Iowa $107,340+3.5%$80,917 $49,990 – $165,9203,850
Pennsylvania $107,230+4.8%$80,974 $59,890 – $167,42014,580
West Virginia $107,140−5.2%$79,974 $51,090 – $172,4103,380
Alabama $106,330+1.9%$78,582 $59,260 – $151,3002,630
Alaska $105,960+5.9%$83,373 $62,910 – $140,350710
Michigan $105,680+3.3%$78,935 $51,440 – $160,8307,440
Florida $105,370+2.5%$82,958 $52,960 – $173,26013,710
South Dakota $105,370+6.9%$82,958 $76,900 – $149,430240
Arizona $105,240−6.0%$80,444 $52,450 – $166,8705,510
North Carolina $104,850−1.3%$78,917 $39,190 – $175,66015,090
Georgia $104,610+3.6%$77,617 $60,920 – $173,06020,630
Kansas $103,380+3.3%$76,589 $49,090 – $143,8001,340
Oklahoma $102,520+7.2%$76,885 $58,800 – $162,4903,320
Rhode Island $102,210+5.4%$77,482 $50,700 – $158,670830
Missouri $101,040+19.9%$76,100 $52,590 – $165,36014,340
Nevada $100,220−0.3%$79,335 $53,410 – $175,8602,610
Illinois $99,360−0.9%$73,956 $53,590 – $167,08011,160
Idaho $98,700+3.2%$74,143 $59,480 – $162,2901,040
Utah $97,470+1.9%$73,980 $49,990 – $158,3506,680
Oregon $97,350−5.4%$69,627 $61,290 – $159,1402,450
Wyoming $94,520+5.0%$75,325 $56,830 – $157,190170
Indiana $93,540−3.1%$71,905 $28,180 – $138,2603,340
Nebraska $92,480+5.2%$70,561 $49,830 – $136,4102,280
Minnesota $91,750−8.0%$68,661 $65,260 – $165,2104,180
New Hampshire $91,720+4.9%$73,355 $52,380 – $165,300970
Kentucky $89,420−1.1%$68,725 $44,980 – $136,9901,850
Wisconsin $88,130+3.3%$67,539 $52,640 – $133,4504,680
Arkansas $86,940+11.7%$66,814 $45,770 – $135,1401,120
Mississippi $86,940+0.6%$67,247 $31,380 – $135,5001,450
Montana $81,970+4.2%$63,225 $37,080 – $126,280540
North Dakota $78,330+12.5%$63,667 $38,730 – $123,590730
Louisiana $77,000+1.9%$61,076 $38,190 – $136,9905,020
Tennessee $76,470+17.0%$62,627 $45,870 – $129,43010,930

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Computer Systems Analyst$105,850Bachelor's degree+7.9%
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Software Quality Assurance Analyst and Tester$104,300Bachelor's degree+5.7%
Web and Digital Interface Designer$104,000Bachelor's degree+6.0%
Information Security Analyst$129,180Bachelor's degree+21.0%
Computer Programmer$100,390Bachelor's degree-7.3%
Network and Computer Systems Administrator$99,130Bachelor's degree-4.1%
Computer Network Architect$134,050Bachelor's degree+7.7%
Software Developer$135,980Bachelor's degree+10.2%
Database Architect$139,500Bachelor's degree+9.4%

Frequently asked questions

How much does a computer occupations, all other make?

The national median salary for computer occupations, all other is $116,580 a year ($56.05 an hour). The lowest-paid 10% earn under $55,940 and the top 10% earn over $188,470. Source: BLS, May 2025.

Which state pays computer occupations, all other the most?

District of Columbia has the highest median pay at $156,590. After taxes and local prices, San Jose, CA offers the best real take-home pay of any metro area.

How many computer occupations, all other are there in the U.S.?

About 435,370 people work as computer occupations, all other nationwide.

All 33 cities