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At-risk specialist salary

Average at-risk specialist salary

$58,801

$28.27 hourly rate

Entry-level at-risk specialist salary
$33,000 yearly salary
Updated January 8, 2025

Understanding At-Risk Specialist Salaries

The average salary of an At-Risk Specialist in the United States is approximately $58,801 annually. Factors influencing salary include geographic location, years of experience, and the specific industry. Top-paying states for this role include California and New York, where professionals can earn significantly more due to higher living costs and demand for services.

Salary by Experience

Entry-level At-Risk Specialists typically start at around $40,000, while those with extensive experience can command salaries exceeding $75,000. This variance highlights the growth potential in this career. Additionally, professionals working in healthcare or educational settings may experience different compensation rates.

Job Opportunities

As the demand for specialists to support at-risk populations continues to grow, job opportunities are expected to expand, particularly in urban areas. By gaining relevant experience and education, At-Risk Specialists can enhance their earning potential and career advancement opportunities.

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Where can an At-Risk Specialist earn more?

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Average at-risk specialist salary by state

The highest-paying states for at-risk specialists are Rhode Island, New York, and Virginia. The lowest average at-risk specialist salary states are Mississippi, South Dakota, and Nebraska.

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Highest paying states for at-risk specialists

RankStateAvg. salaryHourly rate
1New York$100,803$48.46
2Virginia$100,499$48.32
3District of Columbia$102,397$49.23
4Delaware$91,968$44.22
5Connecticut$94,609$45.49
6Vermont$95,293$45.81
7Pennsylvania$93,100$44.76
8Rhode Island$108,209$52.02
9New Jersey$98,372$47.29
10Massachusetts$92,719$44.58
11North Carolina$82,421$39.63
12West Virginia$81,869$39.36
13New Hampshire$94,780$45.57
14Georgia$77,348$37.19
15Alaska$77,292$37.16
16Maryland$83,751$40.26
17Maine$85,437$41.08
18Arizona$69,943$33.63
19Michigan$79,675$38.31
20Ohio$78,784$37.88
21Nevada$77,507$37.26
22California$81,953$39.40
23Texas$68,073$32.73
24Arkansas$66,763$32.10
25Wisconsin$70,119$33.71
26Washington$70,413$33.85
27Illinois$68,955$33.15
28Kentucky$73,532$35.35
29South Carolina$72,719$34.96
30Florida$64,783$31.15
31Louisiana$66,925$32.18
32North Dakota$66,090$31.77
33Oregon$66,767$32.10
34Indiana$67,847$32.62
35Hawaii$59,377$28.55
36Iowa$59,221$28.47
37Alabama$62,291$29.95
38Tennessee$61,671$29.65
39Missouri$62,586$30.09
40Nebraska$55,915$26.88
41Kansas$59,891$28.79
42Wyoming$52,621$25.30
43Oklahoma$60,544$29.11
44New Mexico$62,210$29.91
45Utah$54,516$26.21
46Montana$59,461$28.59
47Idaho$57,833$27.80
48South Dakota$57,626$27.70
49Colorado$53,508$25.73
50Minnesota$57,963$27.87
51Mississippi$57,721$27.75

Highest paying cities for at-risk specialists

The highest-paying cities for at-risk specialists are Washington, DC, Arlington, VA, and New York, NY.

RankCityAvg. salaryHourly rate
1Washington, DC$102,471$49.26
2Arlington, VA$102,397$49.23
3New York, NY$101,056$48.58
4Jersey City, NJ$98,645$47.43
5Stamford, CT$94,271$45.32
6Philadelphia, PA$94,173$45.28
7Boston, MA$92,860$44.64
8San Francisco, CA$87,977$42.30
9Detroit, MI$80,670$38.78
10Charlotte, NC$79,758$38.35
11Columbus, OH$77,772$37.39
12Atlanta, GA$77,019$37.03
13Las Vegas, NV$76,851$36.95
14Columbia, SC$73,097$35.14
15Seattle, WA$71,573$34.41
16San Antonio, TX$70,122$33.71
17Tempe, AZ$69,933$33.62
18Chicago, IL$69,607$33.46
19New Orleans, LA$67,446$32.43
20Portland, OR$66,514$31.98

At-risk specialist salary details

An at-risk specialist's salary ranges from $33,000 a year at the 10th percentile to $103,000 at the 90th percentile.

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Average at-risk specialist salary graph, trends, and summary

What is an at-risk specialist's salary?

PercentileAnnual salaryMonthly salaryHourly rate
90th Percentile$103,000$8,583$50
75th Percentile$79,000$6,583$38
Average$58,801$4,900$28
25th Percentile$43,000$3,583$21
10th Percentile$33,000$2,750$16

Highest paying at-risk specialist jobs

The highest paying types of at-risk specialists are global risk management director, risk management director, and senior specialist.

Job titleAnnual salaryMonthly salaryHourly rateJob openings
Global Risk Management Director$145,350$12,113$69.8889,985
Risk Management Director$133,286$11,107$64.0880,337
Risk Analyst$81,484$6,790$39.1771,284

Top companies hiring at-risk specialists now:

  1. PayPal jobs (13)
  2. Bristol-Myers Squibb jobs (22)
  3. BNY Mellon jobs (22)
  4. Citi jobs (72)
  5. JPMorgan Chase & Co. jobs (17)

Which companies pay at-risk specialists the most?

At-risk specialist salaries at PayPal and Federal Reserve Bank of New York are the highest-paying according to our most recent salary estimates. In addition, the average at-risk specialist salary at companies like Federal Reserve and Meta are highly competitive.

RankCompanyAverage salaryHourly rate
1PayPal$125,347$60.26
2Federal Reserve Bank of New York$124,065$59.65
3Federal Reserve$123,153$59.21
4Meta$122,613$58.95
5McKinsey & Company Inc$115,059$55.32
6Federal Reserve Bank$107,983$51.91
7Square$106,442$51.17
8Sutter Health$105,948$50.94
9Cargill$95,948$46.13
10BNY Mellon$95,814$46.06
11Airtable$94,199$45.29
12Morgan Stanley$93,850$45.12
13JPMorgan Chase & Co.$92,984$44.70
14Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria$91,496$43.99
15Adobe$88,921$42.75
16Charles Schwab$88,191$42.40
17Teleflex$87,935$42.28
18Autodesk$87,599$42.11
19Booz Allen Hamilton$87,446$42.04
20American Family Insurance$86,963$41.81

Wage gap by gender, race and education

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At-Risk Specialist salary by industry

The average at-risk specialist salary varies across industries:

  • The average at-risk specialist salary in the finance industry is $85,032, the highest of any industry.
  • The average at-risk specialist salary in the finance industry is $75,115.
  • At-risk specialists in the technology industry earn an average salary of $65,519, the lowest of any industry.

Highest paying industries for at-risk specialists

RankIndustryAverage salaryHourly rate
1Finance$85,032$40.88
2Insurance$75,115$36.11
3Professional$66,434$31.94
4Technology$65,519$31.50

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At-risk specialist salary trends

The average at-risk specialist salary has risen by $10,840 over the last ten years. In 2014, the average at-risk specialist earned $47,961 annually, but today, they earn $58,801 a year. That works out to a 6% change in pay for at-risk specialists over the last decade.

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Average at-risk specialist salary over time

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At-risk specialist salary by year

YearAvg. salaryHourly rate% Change
2025$58,800$28.27+2.6%
2024$57,300$27.55+1.6%
2023$56,400$27.09+1.1%
2022$55,700$26.80+0.1%
2021$55,700$26.78+4.0%

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