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TABLE H-17. Median annual salary of scientists and engineers employed full time, by sex, broad occupation, age, and race/ethnicity: 2003
(Dollars)AmericanAll races/Indian/Sex, occupation, and age in yearsethnicitiesWhiteAsianBlackHispanicAlaska NativeBoth sexesAll occupations 60,00061,00063,00050,00050,00050,00029 and younger 40,00040,00050,00035,00036,00042,00030–39 58,50058,00068,00050,00050,00046,50040–49 68,00070,00065,40055,00055,00050,00050 and older 65,00066,80064,00055,00059,80063,000S&E occupations 69,50070,00071,00060,00060,00060,00029 and younger 49,00048,00055,00045,60045,00047,10030–39 65,00065,00073,00058,00060,00060,00040–49 75,00076,00078,00065,00067,00056,50050 and older 76,00077,00080,00065,00070,00072,400Scientist 65,00066,00070,00058,00055,00056,00029 and younger 45,00043,00055,00040,00042,00047,10030–39 64,00062,50072,00057,00053,00060,00040–49 72,00073,00075,00064,00063,00050,00050 and older 72,00072,40078,00062,00060,00072,000Biological/life scientist 52,00053,00050,00053,00050,00045,00029 and younger 32,00032,00031,00040,00032,00047,10030–39 48,00047,00044,00054,00046,00035,00040–49 60,00060,00064,00054,00065,00045,00050 and older 68,00068,00070,00065,00070,00072,000Computer and information scientist 70,00071,00075,00063,00060,00056,00029 and younger 55,00054,00060,00060,00048,000S30–39 70,00070,00075,00060,00061,00056,00040–49 77,00078,00080,00070,00065,00060,00050 and older 75,00075,00083,00065,00060,00062,000Mathematical scientist 60,00063,00068,00042,00045,500 S29 and younger 40,00042,00035,00040,00037,000 S30–39 56,00056,00070,00040,00045,500 S40–49 71,00076,50070,00055,00040,000 S50 and older 70,00073,00058,00056,00060,000 SPhysical scientist 60,00060,60060,00053,50047,00060,00029 and younger 38,00040,00038,00037,00035,000 S30–39 52,00052,00053,00053,00040,00060,00040–49 68,00070,00065,50055,00070,00056,50050 and older 74,30076,00070,00059,00050,00080,000Psychologist 55,00055,00055,00058,00045,00061,00029 and younger 35,00036,00040,00024,70030,000 S30–39 45,50044,10055,00058,00045,00061,00040–49 60,00060,00055,00065,00062,000 S50 and older 62,00062,90070,00057,00060,00075,000Social scientist 58,00060,00065,00049,80050,00060,00029 and younger 40,00040,00045,00036,00045,000 S30–39 55,00055,00065,00048,00050,00060,00040–49 65,00067,00068,00065,00043,50060,00050 and older 75,00080,00072,00052,00069,50065,000Engineer 74,00075,00075,00065,00066,70075,00029 and younger 54,90054,50056,00055,00050,00065,00030–39 70,00069,00075,00067,00066,50070,00040–49 80,00082,00080,00071,60077,80076,00050 and older 82,00083,00082,00075,00075,00085,000
December 2006 Women, Minorities, and Persons with Disabilities in Science and Engineering 
 
TABLE H-17. Median annual salary of scientists and engineers employed full time, by sex, broad occupation, age, and race/ethnicity: 2003
(Dollars)AmericanAll races/Indian/Sex, occupation, and age in yearsethnicitiesWhiteAsianBlackHispanicAlaska NativeS&E related occupations 57,00058,00060,00050,00050,00048,00029 and younger 40,00040,00045,00035,00035,00035,00030–39 52,00052,00063,00047,00048,00039,00040–49 62,00065,00062,40056,00060,00065,00050 and older 65,00065,00067,40055,00060,00065,000Non-S&E occupations 54,00058,00050,00045,00045,00046,00029 and younger 35,00035,00042,00032,00034,50042,00030–39 53,00054,00060,00045,00048,00037,50040–49 62,00068,40050,00049,50049,00041,00050 and older 60,00061,00046,70051,00052,00056,300FemaleAll occupations 49,00049,00055,00047,00042,00043,00029 and younger 38,00037,50044,00033,50034,00042,00030–39 48,70048,00060,00046,00044,00045,00040–49 54,00055,00056,00051,00046,00041,00050 and older 52,00052,00052,50051,00047,40052,000S&E occupations 58,00056,10065,00055,00050,00060,00029 and younger 43,00042,80045,00040,00042,00046,00030–39 59,00057,00067,00055,00052,00060,00040–49 65,00064,10068,90062,00055,00060,00050 and older 62,00062,00075,00057,00055,00060,000Scientist 56,00055,00064,00055,00048,80060,00029 and younger 40,00040,00043,50040,00035,60046,00030–39 56,00055,00064,00055,00050,00060,00040–49 63,00062,00066,00062,40052,00054,00050 and older 61,90062,00074,00057,00054,00060,000Biological/life scientist 48,60048,00047,50052,80048,00059,00029 and younger 31,00030,00030,00046,00031,000 S30–39 48,00045,00056,00054,00048,600 S40–49 56,50058,00054,00057,40052,00052,00050 and older 60,90060,90065,00053,70055,10072,400Computer and information scientist 63,00062,70068,80056,30054,00054,00029 and younger 51,00050,00060,00057,50043,200 S30–39 63,00064,00068,00055,00055,000 S40–49 67,00067,40070,00064,00059,50060,00050 and older 67,00066,90080,00052,00047,40044,000Mathematical scientist 50,00050,00069,90040,00040,000 S29 and younger 40,00042,00035,00040,00037,000 S30–39 50,00050,00070,00040,00036,000 S40–49 55,50062,70080,00055,00040,000 S50 and older 52,00051,00081,000 S S SPhysical scientist 47,50048,00052,00050,00042,00047,00029 and younger 40,00041,60040,00040,00035,000 S30–39 50,00051,00056,00050,00030,000 S40–49 61,00063,00062,10062,40052,00036,00050 and older 59,00055,00065,00047,00060,000 SPsychologist 50,00050,00050,00058,00044,00061,00029 and younger 36,00036,00040,00024,00043,000 S30–39 47,00044,00050,00058,00048,800 S40–49 54,00052,10070,00065,00058,000 S50 and older 58,00060,00050,00057,00057,000 S
December 2006 Women, Minorities, and Persons with Disabilities in Science and Engineering 
 
TABLE H-17. Median annual salary of scientists and engineers employed full time, by sex, broad occupation, age, and race/ethnicity: 2003
(Dollars)AmericanAll races/Indian/Sex, occupation, and age in yearsethnicitiesWhiteAsianBlackHispanicAlaska NativeSocial scientist 50,00051,00060,00045,00048,00060,00029 and younger 40,00040,10045,00036,00044,000 S30–39 51,00054,00050,00048,00048,10060,00040–49 57,00055,00068,00065,00043,500 S50 and older 68,00067,00072,00070,00048,000 SEngineer 65,00063,00072,00062,00062,00063,00029 and younger 52,00052,00054,00050,00050,000 S30–39 68,50065,00080,10070,00067,00051,00040–49 78,60079,50080,00055,00070,00063,00050 and older 70,00070,00075,00095,00072,000 SS&E related occupations 50,00050,00055,00049,00042,00046,50029 and younger 40,00039,10045,60035,00033,00035,00030–39 48,00048,50059,00046,00041,60046,00040–49 55,00055,00055,40055,00048,00060,00050 and older 52,60052,40059,00052,00043,30046,800Non-S&E occupations 43,00044,00045,00043,00040,00040,00029 and younger 32,00032,00038,00030,00033,00042,00030–39 44,00043,50055,20041,00040,00030,00040–49 49,00050,00044,80046,00042,00030,00050 and older 48,00048,60035,00050,00046,00052,000MaleAll occupations 70,00070,00070,00057,00060,00060,50029 and younger 45,00045,00053,00036,00040,00047,10030–39 65,00065,00074,00055,60057,00056,00040–49 78,50080,00075,00060,00062,00060,00050 and older 75,00075,00070,00060,00070,00075,000S&E occupations 72,00072,80075,00064,50065,00060,00029 and younger 52,00050,20058,20055,00048,00047,10030–39 68,50068,00075,00062,10062,00060,00040–49 80,00080,00080,00070,00073,90055,00050 and older 80,00080,00081,00069,00070,50080,000Scientist 70,00070,00075,00063,00060,00056,00029 and younger 50,00047,00058,00048,40047,00047,10030–39 67,50067,00075,00060,00058,00056,00040–49 76,00076,40080,00067,00070,00045,00050 and older 77,00078,00080,00065,00070,00072,500Biological/life scientist 55,00056,50053,00055,00056,00045,00029 and younger 32,00032,00032,00034,00044,00047,10030–39 46,00048,00042,00053,40042,50035,00040–49 62,20062,20070,00050,00070,00045,00050 and older 72,00072,00078,00082,00070,00072,000Computer and information scientist 74,00075,00075,00065,00065,00056,00029 and younger 57,50055,00060,00060,00049,000 S30–39 72,00072,00078,00065,00065,00056,00040–49 80,00080,00084,00070,00073,000 S50 and older 79,00080,00083,00070,00069,00080,000Mathematical scientist 70,00073,00065,40055,00061,100 S29 and younger 42,00043,00027,00042,000 S S30–39 60,00058,00070,00052,00062,000 S40–49 76,00080,00070,00038,00075,000 S50 and older 78,70080,00055,00056,00060,000 S
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