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Average Bureau of Engraving and Printing physical scientist salary

$39,465yearly

$41.6 hourly rate

Entry-level Bureau of Engraving and Printing physical scientist salary
$23,000 yearly
Updated April 5, 2024

How much does Bureau of Engraving and Printing pay physical scientists by location?

Physical scientist Bureau of Engraving and Printing salary by location

RankCityAvg. salaryHourly rate
1Washington, DC$42,705$20.53
2Fort Worth, TX$35,674$17.15

Highest-paid Bureau of Engraving and Printing physical scientists by job level

RankJob titleAverage salaryHourly rateJob openings
1Project Scientist$61,908$30-
2Field Scientist$55,825$27-
3Staff Scientist$47,255$23-
4Lead Scientist$47,093$23-
5Junior Scientist$44,269$21-
6Associate Environmental Scientist$38,074$18-

Physical scientist salary at Bureau of Engraving and Printing competitors

RankCompanyAverage salaryHourly rateJob openings
1Office of the Comptroller of the Currency$136,394$66-
2GSA$91,786$44-
3City of Seattle$68,677$33-
4U.S. Department of Defense$65,593$32-
5The Union League Club$63,602$31-
6United States Mint$61,711$30-
7City and County of Denver Government$56,408$27-
8City of Union City Government$51,806$25-
9City of Tacoma$46,597$22-
10ATF$46,177$22-
11Georgia Student Finance Commission$42,608$20-
12City of Atlanta$41,552$20-
13Federal Contractor$41,073$20-
14Orange County Government$40,692$20-
15Architect of the Capitol$39,303$19-
16Gov Services Group$39,273$19-
17U.S. Department of the Interior$38,709$19-
18Air Force Civilian Service$38,414$18-
19US National Archives$34,783$17-
20Supreme Court of the U.S.$34,751$17-

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