Geothermal technician earnings by seniority

Approximate values based on highest and lowest earning segments.

Geothermal technician salary by state

State Name Average Salary
Alaska $81,020
Hawaii $70,740
Washington $57,350
District of Columbia $51,790
Rhode Island $49,360
Oregon $48,900
Idaho $48,630
Massachusetts $47,990
Missouri $47,760
Maine $47,350
New Hampshire $47,090
New York $47,010
Connecticut $46,730
Maryland $46,550
South Dakota $46,540
Wisconsin $46,540
Mississippi $46,430
North Dakota $46,420
Minnesota $46,210
Vermont $46,030
Colorado $45,850
Illinois $45,760
Nevada $45,410
North Carolina $44,980
Iowa $44,930
Kentucky $44,870
Arizona $44,770
New Jersey $44,150
California $44,050
Pennsylvania $43,630
Montana $43,070
New Mexico $42,180
Kansas $41,900
Louisiana $41,650
Texas $40,090
Utah $39,470
Wyoming $39,170
Georgia $38,900
Ohio $38,280
Michigan $38,250
Alabama $38,210
West Virginia $38,080
Tennessee $38,020
Virgin Islands, U.S. $37,840
Indiana $37,690
Virginia $37,440
Arkansas $37,350
Oklahoma $37,350
Delaware $36,980
Florida $36,780
South Carolina $36,360
Nebraska $33,960
Guam $29,480
Puerto Rico $22,980

How do geothermal technician salaries compare to similar careers?

Geothermal technicians earn about the same as related careers in Hawaii. On average, they make less than climate change analysts but more than auto mechanic.

Career Median Salary
Climate change analyst salary $67K
Environmental consultant salary $67K
Aviation inspector salary $62K
Sales engineer salary $51K
Radio mechanic salary $71K
Geothermal technician salary $71K
Drafter salary $61K
Biomass plant technician salary $65K
Hydroelectric plant technician salary $65K
Auto mechanic salary $48K

Source: CareerExplorer (Aggregated)