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I'm trying to find some salary information.
Currently I have 10 yrs. experience.
BS & MS degrees.
Licensed and hold an NCEES M.L.S.E.
What would you pay me?
Thanks.
Currently I have 10 yrs. experience.
BS & MS degrees.
Licensed and hold an NCEES M.L.S.E.
What would you pay me?
Thanks.






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MODEL LAW STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
CURRENTLY A PROJECT ENGINEER.
LICENSED STRUCTURAL ENGINEER.
Experienced in
Industrial
Transportation
Commercial
Residential
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Where are you located? This makes a very large differance.
My area is a mid-size city in the Midwest (USA). IMHO, a resonably competent Structural Engineer fitting your description, in a non-managerial position, would command somewhere around $70,000 to $75,000 in salary plus appropriate bonus based on performance during the year.
A known superior performer would command more.
Our company would not consider a known inferior performer at any price.
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I'm not sure if SEAOI publishes an annual salary survey but it could be a resource. Also, you may check out their websites for job posting by local firms. Though usually they don't list salaries, some may give ranges.
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http://www.gostructural.com/article.asp?id=1817
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Base on a cost of living index I found on the web, $75k in my town is approximately $97k in Philly or $105K in Chicago.
As in real estate its location, location, location.
H57:
Assuming a $5k to $7.5 bonus on my orginal $70k/$75k, I think we are in the same general ballbark.
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You have all been very helpful.
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I hope that's a big factor rather than just letters after your name!
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http://www.hitechsalary.com/
I can't vouch for the accuracy, but based on my own results, the pay ranges that were shown for me seemed about right.
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the web site does not even list civil engineering!
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www.salary.com
www.payscale.com
They're better.
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