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Put up to three jobs side by side. Pay and jobs are for Greater Boston, growth is for Massachusetts, and entry requirements are typical for the U.S.
| Measure | ||
|---|---|---|
| Median pay, Greater Boston | $98,100 | $110,150Higher |
| Hourly median | $47.16/hr | $52.96/hr |
| Middle half of workers earn | $80,350 – $114,660 | $94,290 – $149,180 |
| Jobs in Greater Boston | 640 | 1,110Higher |
| Massachusetts change 2024–34 | +6.7%Higher | +3.1% |
| Massachusetts openings a year | 140Higher | 70 |
| Typical U.S. entry education | Bachelor's degree | High school diploma or equivalent |
| Related work experience | None | Less than 5 years |
| On-the-job training | Moderate-term on-the-job training | Moderate-term on-the-job training |
| AI exposure | 67Higher | 53ModerateLower |
| Observed AI use today | Little or none | Some |
| Programs near Boston | 21More | 6 |
Tags mark the higher pay, jobs, growth and openings, the lower AI exposure, and the most programs. Education, experience and training are not ranked.
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