U.S. Department of the Interior competitors

Zippia score 4.8

U.S. Department of the Interior main competitors are U.S. Department of Labor, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, and U.S. Department of Transportation.

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U.S. Department of Defense has the most employees (3,500,000).
Employees at U.S. Department of Labor earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $60,643.

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U.S. Department of the Interior vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
U.S. Department of the Interior	1849	4.8	Washington, DC	2	$10.0B	67,026
Bureau of Land Management	1946	4.5	Grand Junction, CO	1	$490.0M	10,001
U.S. Department of Defense	1949	4.4	Washington, DC	1	$22.0B	3,500,000
HHS.gov	1953	4.3	Washington, DC	12	-	10,002
U.S. Department of the Treasury	1789	4.5	Washington, DC	2	$1.0B	75,000
U.S. Department of Commerce	1903	4.2	Washington, DC	1	$1.1B	46,608
USDA	1862	4.6	Washington, DC	1	$10.0B	106,000
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service	1940	4.5	Falls Church, VA	1	$5.5B	5,540
U.S. Department of Transportation	1966	4.5	Washington, DC	1	$1.4B	58,622
Maryland Department Of Business & Economic Development	-	3.8	Baltimore, MD	1	$3.7M	125
Maryland State Department of Education	-	3.4	Baltimore, MD	1	$1.2M	125
U.S. Department of Labor	1913	4.4	Washington, DC	87	$1.1B	17,450
U.S. Department of Education	1980	4.6	Washington, DC	10	$5.5B	3,912
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development	1965	4.7	Milwaukee, WI	1	$580.0M	7,240
City of Seattle	1851	4.5	Seattle, WA	1	$230.0M	10,001
State of Colorado	1876	4.5	Brighton, CO	1	$5.5B	7,000
Mayor Ethan Berkowitz	1975	4.6	Anchorage, AK	1	$106.8M	1,500
Rhode Island Department of Transportation	1970	4.0	Providence, RI	7	$4.0M	790
Arizona State Parks	-	4.4	Cottonwood, AZ	1	$97.0M	50
City of Tacoma	-	4.5	Tacoma, WA	1	$213.7M	1,750
City of South Bend	1865	4.1	South Bend, IN	1	$110.0M	3,000

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U.S. Department of the Interior salaries vs competitors

Among U.S. Department of the Interior competitors, employees at U.S. Department of Labor earn the most with an average yearly salary of $60,643.

Compare U.S. Department of the Interior salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
U.S. Department of the Interior	$43,882	$21.10	-
Bureau of Land Management	$47,563	$22.87	-
U.S. Department of Defense	$56,890	$27.35	-
HHS.gov	$47,150	$22.67	-
U.S. Department of the Treasury	$47,983	$23.07	-
U.S. Department of Commerce	$56,607	$27.21	-

Compare U.S. Department of the Interior job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
U.S. Department of the Interior	$106,580	$51.24
U.S. Department of Transportation	$191,167	$91.91
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development	$182,525	$87.75
U.S. Department of Labor	$180,914	$86.98
U.S. Department of Commerce	$173,656	$83.49
U.S. Department of the Treasury	$150,485	$72.35
U.S. Department of Defense	$144,933	$69.68
U.S. Department of Education	$100,411	$48.27
HHS.gov	$73,961	$35.56
Bureau of Land Management	$70,100	$33.70
USDA	$65,272	$31.38
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service	$60,814	$29.24
City of Seattle	$58,057	$27.91
Mayor Ethan Berkowitz	$57,691	$27.74
Rhode Island Department of Transportation	$38,569	$18.54
City of Tacoma	$38,292	$18.41
Arizona State Parks	$37,143	$17.86
Maryland Department Of Business & Economic Development	$34,686	$16.68
State of Colorado	$34,412	$16.54
City of South Bend	$32,886	$15.81

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U.S. Department of the Interior demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at U.S. Department of the Interior vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
HHS.gov	44%	56%
U.S. Department of Education	47%	53%
U.S. Department of the Treasury	50%	50%
U.S. Department of Labor	52%	48%
U.S. Department of Transportation	54%	46%
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Compare race at U.S. Department of the Interior vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
U.S. Department of Labor	56%	15%	16%	8%	4%	9.7
U.S. Department of Transportation	51%	14%	20%	10%	5%	9.7
U.S. Department of the Treasury	54%	15%	17%	9%	4%	9.8
U.S. Department of Education	54%	13%	18%	9%	5%	9.8
HHS.gov	51%	14%	20%	11%	4%	9.6
USDA	61%	15%	12%	9%	4%	9.8

U.S. Department of the Interior and similar companies CEOs

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U.S. Department of Labor

Ray M. Crawford Jr., Ph.D.

U.S. Department of Education

Ray M. Crawford, Jr., PhD. is a Chief Executive for Strategic Planning and Reporting at U.S. Department of Education and is based in Washington, D.C.. He has worked as Supervisor, Administrative Services at U.S. Department of Education; Chief Of Staff, Executive Level Outreach at U.S. Department of Education; and Director, Administrative Services at U.S. Department of Education. Ray attended Howard University between 2000 and 2003, Virginia Commonwealth University between 1991 and 1995, and Howard University between 2006 and 2013.

Bethanie Mattek-Sands

Bureau of Land Management

Bethanie Mattek-Sands has been known as many things. She is a CHAMPION, WORLD # 1, an OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST, and “America’s Tennis Rockstar”. Beyond those labels though, she is much much more. She is a fearless woman with trendsetting taste and a dedicated fan-base. She is a fighter who comes back stronger from setbacks, a woman setting the new standard of strength and taking life in stride for all others. From fashion to fitness to travel and of course to fun, Bethanie shares her life in a very raw authentic way which has allowed her to grow a following far beyond just the tennis fans throughout her career. Bethanie brings brands to life because she ignites hope within those who follow her. It isn’t a blind endorsement or recommendation she is looking to share, it is a tool that betters the lives of those following her own journey. At the end of the day, it is this genuine spirit that makes her a champion both on and off the court.

Susan Mark

U.S. Department of Defense

Susan Mark is a chief engineer at NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, Chief Executive manager at United States Department of Defense, and Technical systems program manager at Federal Aviation Administration and is based in New York City, New York. She studied at Columbia University.