Salary for Industry: Chemical - Inorganic

Updated: 31 Jan 2012
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Chemical Process Engineer$80,024  
   
Chemical Engineer$78,000  
Chemical Engineer, Research & Development (R&D)$60,000  
Research Scientist$85,000  
Postdoctoral Research Associate$35,493  
Sr. Chemist$86,400  
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Bachelor's Degree$50,050 - $81,093
Doctorate (PhD)$60,000 - $101,415
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Female
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Male
88%
male alumni
Salary:Not enough data $59,670 - $98,411
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7%
1-4 years
36%
5-9 years
17%
10-19 years
17%
20 years or more
24%

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