STEM Career Fields Lead the Way

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Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields keep on overwhelming the rankings for the most significant compensations.

highest engineering jobs

Eight of the best 10 median earning mid-career pay rates are STEM degrees.

The main two non-STEM career fields to make it into the best 10 most significant compensations for 2020 are Lawyers ($106,000 median pay) and Chief Executive Officers ($124,000 median pay).

10 Highest Paying Jobs in America For 2020

The following are the highest engineering jobs in America, positioned by median pay.

  1. Computer network architects: $98,000; 58% Have Bachelor’s or Greater
  2. Software developers: $98,500; 85% Have Bachelor’s or Greater
  3. Aerospace engineers: $100,000; 87% Have Bachelor’s or Greater
  4. Computer systems managers: $103,000; 74% Have Bachelor’s or Greater
  5. Pharmacists: $105,000; 98% Have Bachelor’s or Greater
  6. Lawyers: $106,000; 98% Have Bachelor’s or Greater
  7. Doctors and Surgeons: $119,000; >99% Have Bachelor’s or Greater
  8. Dentists: $120,000
  9. Chief Executive Officers: $124,000; 70% Have Bachelor’s or Greater
  10. Architects and Building Engineering Managers: $128,000; 84% Have Bachelor’s or Greater

*All pay rates revealed represent median earnings for 2020.

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