Top 100 Highest Paying Jobs in San Rafael, CA Metropolitan Division

The top 100 highest paying jobs in San Rafael, CA Metropolitan Division (ranked by annual average salary) are listed in Table 1. The entry level salary (as measured by the salary of the lowest 10% paid workers) and the number of employment of each job in San Rafael, CA Metropolitan Division are also shown. We note from the table that the highest paying profession in San Rafael, CA Metropolitan Division is computer and information systems manager with an average annual salary of $157,740. The second highest paying job is architectural and engineering manager (average salary $149,860). The salary and the employment information in San Rafael, CA Metropolitan Division is computed from data published by U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics in April 2018 [1].

Table 1. 100 Highest Paying Jobs in San Rafael, CA Metropolitan Division

Rank	Job Description	Average Salary i	Entry Level Salary i	# of Empl i
1	Computer and Information Systems Managers	$157,740	$96,660	390
2	Architectural and Engineering Managers	$149,860	$85,830	110
3	Training and Development Managers	$136,470	$82,660	40
4	Industrial Production Managers	$134,610	$53,600	100
5	Financial Managers	$129,090	$59,640	620
6	Purchasing Managers	$128,870	$87,360	70
7	Natural Sciences Managers	$127,620	$74,390	200
8	Environmental Engineers	$127,320	$83,660	50
9	Marketing Managers	$126,570	$69,280	310
10	General and Operations Managers	$125,380	$58,640	2,360
11	Chief Executives	$124,760	$110,540	250
12	Systems Software Developers	$123,500	$76,760	370
13	Elementary and Secondary School Education Administrators	$122,510	$89,280	180
14	Human Resources Managers	$120,540	$83,730	150
15	Applications Software Developers	$120,410	$67,980	780
16	Chemists	$117,870	$83,850	70
17	Computer Network Architects	$115,280	$86,990	60
18	Industrial Engineers	$113,940	$70,480	180
19	Medical and Health Services Managers	$113,890	$58,530	260
20	Personal Financial Advisors	$113,770	$44,530	440
21	Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers	$110,180	$61,070	60
22	Construction Managers	$109,020	$71,700	360
23	Medical Scientists, Except Epidemiologists	$108,960	$51,680	410
24	Public Relations and Fundraising Managers	$108,310	$76,710	80
25	Other Education Administrators	$106,490	$45,810	50
26	Computer Programmers	$104,640	$48,010	270
27	Computer Systems Analysts	$103,830	$55,940	250
28	Property, Real Estate Managers	$103,260	$60,440	230
29	Administrative Services Managers	$102,620	$59,590	370
30	All Other Managers	$102,500	$63,530	480
31	Civil Engineers	$100,480	$75,200	250
32	Clinical, Counseling, and School Psychologists	$99,010	$52,290	170
33	Other Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Workers	$98,120	$51,270	30
34	Sales Managers	$97,360	$51,180	560
35	Web Developers	$96,920	$44,420	140
36	Financial Analysts	$95,740	$55,860	260
37	Network and Computer Systems Administrators	$94,370	$60,800	320
38	Other Computer Occupations	$94,080	$46,590	350
39	Postsecondary Education Administrators	$91,900	$54,180	90
40	Management Analysts	$91,580	$40,930	740
41	Compliance Officers	$90,820	$48,820	200
42	Human Resources Specialists	$89,030	$52,930	450
43	Accountants and Auditors	$88,050	$47,410	1,330
44	Environmental Scientists and Health Specialists	$86,850	$62,730	90
45	Training and Development Specialists	$86,650	$42,260	140
46	Other Biological Scientists	$83,190	$54,230	110
47	Cost Estimators	$83,080	$38,460	240
48	Credit Analysts	$83,040	$54,690	30
49	Database Administrators	$82,110	$49,160	40
50	Information Security Analysts	$80,960	$53,880	50
51	Civil Engineering Technicians	$79,340	$50,350	40
52	Other Financial Specialists	$79,240	$53,880	140
53	Surveyors	$78,250	$47,760	60
54	Loan Officers	$77,790	$34,650	270
55	Claims Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators	$77,580	$51,660	120
56	Engineers, All Other	$77,520	$57,130	40
57	Wholesale and Retail Buyers, Except Farm Products	$76,070	$42,660	80
58	Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists	$75,900	$42,990	940
59	Urban and Regional Planners	$74,810	$55,750	60
60	Other Business Operations Specialists	$74,220	$42,350	1,040
61	Logisticians	$70,390	$53,160	70
62	Purchasing Agents, Except Wholesale, Retail, and Farm Products	$69,110	$43,230	130
63	Fundraisers	$69,010	$46,160	170
64	Surveying and Mapping Technicians	$68,220	$39,860	30
65	Computer Network Support Specialists	$66,410	$43,980	80
66	Compensation, Benefits, and Job Analysis Specialists	$65,640	$54,970	50
67	Social and Community Service Managers	$64,950	$41,420	250
68	Computer User Support Specialists	$64,050	$41,180	380
69	Lodging Managers	$62,350	$45,320	40
70	Survey Researchers	$61,140	$28,330	90
71	Landscape Architects	$60,360	$53,570	0
72	Advertising and Promotions Managers	$57,190	$42,120	60
73	Biological Technicians	$57,110	$39,450	50
74	Preschool and Childcare Center Education Administrators	$56,380	$41,230	210
75	Food Service Managers	$55,610	$38,700	280
76	Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists	$55,450	$35,250	90
77	Legislators	$55,300	$35,130	30
78	Environmental Science and Protection Technicians	$54,940	$22,760	70
79	Architectural and Civil Drafters	$51,260	$41,890	200
80	Other Life, Physical, and Social Science Technicians	$50,820	$40,000	50
81	Chemical Technicians	$49,230	$40,710	40
82	Cargo and Freight Agents	$49,080	$40,000	40
83	Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners	$48,670	$30,620	110
84	All Occupations	$48,410	$24,390	114,820
85	Procurement Clerks	$42,940	$19,150	40
86	Tax Preparers	$39,390	$31,270	120
87	Home Health Aides	$36,580	$31,290	0
88	Sewing Machine Operators	$32,600	$21,900	0
89	Bicycle Repairers	$28,740	$21,350	40

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