Bachelor of Science (BS / BSc), Materials Science & Engineering Degree Salary

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Updated: 14 May 2013

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Employees with a Bachelor of Science (BS / BSc), Materials Science & Engineering Degree

Salary Ranges by Job

Job Title	National Salary Data (? XAll compensation data shown are gross, national 10th to 90th percentile ranges. Pay can vary greatly by location. To view local data, take the PayScale survey. )	$0	$60K	$120K
Materials Engineer	$46,629 - $113,427
Process Engineer	$60,079 - $80,831
Metallurgist - Process	$54,734 - $86,797
Project Engineer	$56,587 - $84,894
Mechanical Engineer	$58,643 - $66,174
Manufacturing Engineer	$55,319 - $86,445
Quality Assurance (QA) / Quality Control (QC) Engineer	$41,000 - $71,280
Country: United States \| Currency: USD \| Updated: 14 May 2013 \| Individuals Reporting: 262

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Key Statistics for Employees with a Bachelor of Science (BS / BSc), Materials Science & Engineering Jobs

Popular Schools

Salary Range


University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC)	$54,000 - $113,000
University of Florida (UF)	$47,399 - $112,914
Pennsylvania State University (Penn State) - Main Campus	$53,020 - $216,992
University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	$38,520 - $85,216
Lehigh University	$60,224 - $88,989

Popular Cities

Salary Range


Houston, Texas	$67,407 - $106,500
Atlanta, Georgia	$52,903 - $101,998
San Jose, California	$79,694 - $122,620
Irvine, California	$56,511 - $80,250
Minneapolis, Minnesota	$59,232 - $105,650

Gender

	Female 18%			Male 82%
Salary:	$57,663 - $83,402			$60,159 - $85,648

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