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It seems like Research Scientists are becoming more and more common across America. But working conditions for Research Scientists aren’t the same everywhere in the U.S.
Our research shows that Washington is the best state in the country for Research Scientists.
The most common schools for Research Scientists are University of Washington, University of Texas at Austin, and Texas A&M University, and the most common majors are Chemistry and Biochemistry, Biophysics, Molecular Biology.
Washington is the best state for jobs for Research Scientists, and Nebraska is the worst.
The most common pay in Washington is $129,829, while the median pay in Nebraska is $52,550.
We found that Washington is the best state for Research Scientist jobs, whereas Nebraska is the worst.
To determine the best states for Research Scientists, we looked at the our most recent data, and then we ranked each of the 50 states from best to worst.
Here is the list of best states for Research Scientist jobs.
If you're interested, you can read more about the job scene here:
1. Washington
2. California
3. Oregon
4. Arizona
5. Delaware
6. Minnesota
7. Connecticut
8. New Jersey
9. Maryland
10. Iowa