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How Much Does an Electronics Technician Make? Salary by State

  • Official data · BLS May 2025
Updated  1 source

Median annual salary (U.S.)

$78,190

Pay percentiles for electronics technicians

Percentile Hourly Annual
10th $23.80$49,510
25th $29.62$61,610
50th (median) $37.59$78,190
75th $46.95$97,650
90th $55.62$115,700

U.S. wages, May 2025. BLS occupation: Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technologists and Technicians (SOC 17-3023). Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS)

Highest-paying states for electronics technicians

State Median annual Median hourly vs. U.S.
Wyoming $99,840$48.00+28%
Rhode Island $98,600$47.40+26%
District of Columbia $97,620$46.93+25%
Hawaii $96,200$46.25+23%
New Mexico $96,070$46.19+23%
Maryland $95,830$46.07+23%
Washington $93,930$45.16+20%
Alaska $92,760$44.60+19%
Nevada $88,160$42.38+13%
California $86,090$41.39+10%
United States $78,190$37.59—

Top 10 states by median annual wage, May 2025. Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS)

How many electronics technicians are there?

BLS counts about 95,130 electronics technicians employed in the U.S. (May 2025, excluding the self-employed). These figures cover the BLS occupation “Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technologists and Technicians”. The most jobs are in California (13,450), Texas (8,960) and Florida (4,710).

The mean (average) annual wage is $80,680, higher than the median of $78,190.

Frequently asked questions

How much do electronics technicians make an hour?

The median hourly wage for electronics technicians is $37.59. The middle 50% earn between $29.62 and $46.95 an hour.

Which state pays electronics technicians the most?

Wyoming has the highest median wage for electronics technicians at $99,840, +28% vs. the U.S. median.

What is the starting salary for electronics technicians?

BLS does not report pay by experience, but the lowest-paid 10% of electronics technicians earn less than $49,510 a year, a common proxy for entry-level pay.