Best states for an enterprise resource planner

Q: What is the best state for enterprise resource planners?

The best state to be an enterprise resource planner is Oregon based on enterprise resource planner salaries and job opportunities.

Q: What is the highest paying state for enterprise resource planners?

The highest paying state for enterprise resource planners is Montana based on Zippia’s salary database.

Q: What is the worst state for enterprise resource planners?

The worst state for enterprise resource planners is Iowa, due to a combination of low salaries and few job opportunities.

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Are you thinking of becoming an enterprise resource planner and really want to work at Capgemini? Turns out, your chances to become an enterprise resource planner are better in some states than others.This way, if you are newly entering the job market, or you are looking to change jobs, you know which places are the best for enterprise resource planner jobs.

To do that, we looked at the most recent data we have available for the following criteria -- average annual wages, and availability of jobs for enterprise resource planners.We found that the Midwest is best for enterprise resource planners, and the Northeast is the worst. Oakland, CA is the best city in the country for enterprise resource planner jobs, where as Oregon is the best state in the country.

10 best states for enterprise resource planners in 2025

1. Oregon
Total enterprise resource planner jobs: 341
Average annual salary: $89,168
Lowest 10 percent earn: $66,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $119,000
Location Quotient:
1.63
Enterprise resource planner jobs in Oregon
2. California
Total enterprise resource planner jobs: 1,878
Average annual salary: $97,820
Lowest 10 percent earn: $72,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $131,000
Location Quotient:
1.27
Enterprise resource planner jobs in California
3. Washington
Total enterprise resource planner jobs: 362
Average annual salary: $96,745
Lowest 10 percent earn: $72,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $129,000
Location Quotient:
0.98
Enterprise resource planner jobs in Washington
4. Connecticut
Total enterprise resource planner jobs: 202
Average annual salary: $90,262
Lowest 10 percent earn: $67,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $121,000
Location Quotient:
1.21
Enterprise resource planner jobs in Connecticut
5. Texas
Total enterprise resource planner jobs: 906
Average annual salary: $88,346
Lowest 10 percent earn: $64,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $120,000
Location Quotient:
0.89
Enterprise resource planner jobs in Texas
6. Massachusetts
Total enterprise resource planner jobs: 564
Average annual salary: $86,841
Lowest 10 percent earn: $64,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $116,000
Location Quotient:
1.22
Enterprise resource planner jobs in Massachusetts
7. Nevada
Total enterprise resource planner jobs: 140
Average annual salary: $78,885
Lowest 10 percent earn: $58,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $106,000
Location Quotient:
1.33
Enterprise resource planner jobs in Nevada
8. Rhode Island
Total enterprise resource planner jobs: 53
Average annual salary: $84,053
Lowest 10 percent earn: $62,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $112,000
Location Quotient:
0.86
Enterprise resource planner jobs in Rhode Island
9. District of Columbia
Total enterprise resource planner jobs: 251
Average annual salary: $87,650
Lowest 10 percent earn: $65,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $117,000
Location Quotient:
2.96
Enterprise resource planner jobs in District of Columbia
10. South Carolina
Total enterprise resource planner jobs: 184
Average annual salary: $82,145
Lowest 10 percent earn: $60,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $111,000
Location Quotient:
0.81
Enterprise resource planner jobs in South Carolina

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How Zippia determines the best states to be an enterprise resource planner

You can read about how the best state rankings are calculated here.

Detailed list of the best states for an enterprise resource planner

Rank	State	Average salary	Lowest 10% earn	Population	Job count
1	Oregon	$89,168	$66,000	4,142,776	341
2	California	$97,820	$72,000	39,536,653	1,878
3	Washington	$96,745	$72,000	7,405,743	362
4	Connecticut	$90,262	$67,000	3,588,184	202
5	Texas	$88,346	$64,000	28,304,596	906
6	Massachusetts	$86,841	$64,000	6,859,819	564
7	Nevada	$78,885	$58,000	2,998,039	140
8	Rhode Island	$84,053	$62,000	1,059,639	53
9	District of Columbia	$87,650	$65,000	693,972	251
10	South Carolina	$82,145	$60,000	5,024,369	184
11	Alabama	$81,475	$59,000	4,874,747	181
12	Illinois	$80,894	$60,000	12,802,023	718
13	North Carolina	$78,820	$58,000	10,273,419	468
14	New Jersey	$88,503	$65,000	9,005,644	307
15	New York	$83,008	$61,000	19,849,399	820
16	Delaware	$82,097	$61,000	961,939	53
17	Michigan	$79,477	$59,000	9,962,311	292
18	Arizona	$77,842	$57,000	7,016,270	334
19	Ohio	$79,063	$58,000	11,658,609	357
20	New Hampshire	$76,911	$57,000	1,342,795	95
21	Pennsylvania	$76,218	$56,000	12,805,537	522
22	North Dakota	$76,619	$57,000	755,393	39
23	Georgia	$77,028	$56,000	10,429,379	519
24	Minnesota	$76,859	$57,000	5,576,606	333
25	Virginia	$76,058	$56,000	8,470,020	602
26	Maine	$77,037	$57,000	1,335,907	49
27	New Mexico	$76,435	$56,000	2,088,070	80
28	Kentucky	$72,605	$54,000	4,454,189	180
29	Kansas	$75,150	$56,000	2,913,123	108
30	Alaska	$72,167	$59,000	739,795	57
31	Wisconsin	$74,677	$55,000	5,795,483	216
32	Colorado	$71,939	$53,000	5,607,154	383
33	Maryland	$72,206	$53,000	6,052,177	404
34	Hawaii	$70,483	$55,000	1,427,538	64
35	Vermont	$70,940	$52,000	623,657	48
36	Wyoming	$68,216	$51,000	579,315	44
37	West Virginia	$70,524	$52,000	1,815,857	58
38	Louisiana	$74,331	$54,000	4,684,333	87
39	Idaho	$71,905	$53,000	1,716,943	68
40	Nebraska	$70,484	$52,000	1,920,076	96
41	Utah	$68,234	$51,000	3,101,833	178
42	Missouri	$73,292	$54,000	6,113,532	196
43	Oklahoma	$71,794	$53,000	3,930,864	76
44	Tennessee	$68,571	$50,000	6,715,984	247
45	Mississippi	$68,903	$50,000	2,984,100	94
46	Indiana	$68,922	$51,000	6,666,818	240
47	Florida	$70,768	$50,000	20,984,400	614
48	Montana	$67,593	$51,000	1,050,493	54
49	South Dakota	$68,009	$51,000	869,666	36
50	Arkansas	$67,922	$50,000	3,004,279	96
51	Iowa	$68,274	$51,000	3,145,711	131

Highest paying states for enterprise resource planners

Rank	State	Avg. Enterprise Resource Planner Salary
1	Oregon	$89,168
2	California	$97,820
3	Washington	$96,745
4	Connecticut	$90,262
5	Texas	$88,346
6	Massachusetts	$86,841
7	Nevada	$78,885
8	Rhode Island	$84,053
9	District of Columbia	$87,650
10	South Carolina	$82,145
11	Alabama	$81,475
12	Illinois	$80,894
13	North Carolina	$78,820
14	New Jersey	$88,503
15	New York	$83,008
16	Delaware	$82,097
17	Michigan	$79,477
18	Arizona	$77,842
19	Ohio	$79,063
20	New Hampshire	$76,911
21	Pennsylvania	$76,218
22	North Dakota	$76,619
23	Georgia	$77,028
24	Minnesota	$76,859
25	Virginia	$76,058
26	Maine	$77,037
27	New Mexico	$76,435
28	Kentucky	$72,605
29	Kansas	$75,150
30	Alaska	$72,167
31	Wisconsin	$74,677
32	Colorado	$71,939
33	Maryland	$72,206
34	Hawaii	$70,483
35	Vermont	$70,940
36	Wyoming	$68,216
37	West Virginia	$70,524
38	Louisiana	$74,331
39	Idaho	$71,905
40	Nebraska	$70,484
41	Utah	$68,234
42	Missouri	$73,292
43	Oklahoma	$71,794
44	Tennessee	$68,571
45	Mississippi	$68,903
46	Indiana	$68,922
47	Florida	$70,768
48	Montana	$67,593
49	South Dakota	$68,009
50	Arkansas	$67,922
51	Iowa	$68,274

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Total enterprise resource planner jobs:	341
Average annual salary:	$89,168
Lowest 10 percent earn:	$66,000
Highest 10 percent earn:	$119,000
Location Quotient:	1.63

Best states for an enterprise resource planner

10 best states for enterprise resource planners in 2025

1. Oregon

2. California

3. Washington

4. Connecticut

5. Texas

6. Massachusetts

7. Nevada

8. Rhode Island

9. District of Columbia

10. South Carolina