Salary is one factor that leads to overall satisfaction in a career.

After graduation, electromechanical instrumentation and maintenance technology graduates typically earn high salaries compared to the national average. Top earners make $118,667, while the bottom 20% make closer to $41,763. The median grad salary is $70,398.

Electromechanical Instrumentation and Maintenance Technology graduate salaries over time

Within five years of graduation, the average salary is $66,164.

This chart maps the average workforce wage by years of experience:

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