Electrical and electronics engineers
Salary, job outlook, AI risk & career information
Electrical and electronics engineers in the United States earn a median salary of $125,040 per year — about $60 per hour, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Roughly 288K people work in this occupation nationwide, with projected employment growth of +7%.
Median Salary
$125,040
~$60/hr · ~$10,420/mo
US Jobs
288K
Much faster than average
AI & Automation Risk
7/10
High Risk
AI & Automation Risk
High Risk 7/10
The core work of designing circuits, modeling systems, and writing documentation is digital and highly susceptible to AI-driven automation and optimization. While physical testing, site visits, and manufacturing supervision provide a buffer, the rapid advancement of AI in CAD, simulation, and coding significantly increases the productivity and exposure of the knowledge-work components.
Salary by City — What You Actually Take Home
City-by-city salary data not available for this occupation. Showing national median only.
Education & Requirements
Education Required
Bachelor's degree
10-Year Growth
+7% (Much faster than average)
Hourly Rate
~$60/hr
Monthly Income
~$10,420/mo
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Data: Bureau of Labor Statistics OOH (2024)