Compare jobs
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 | Not published | $36,290 |
| Hourly median | $16.61/hr | $17.45/hr |
| Middle half of workers earn | Not published | $34,210 – $37,260 |
| Jobs in Greater Boston | 120 | 60,130Higher |
| Massachusetts change 2024–34 | Not published | +5.6% |
| Massachusetts openings a year | Not published | 19,380 |
| Typical U.S. entry education | No formal educational credential | No formal educational credential |
| Related work experience | None | None |
| On-the-job training | Short-term on-the-job training | Short-term on-the-job training |
| AI exposure | Not covered by AI exposure research | 32Lower |
| Observed AI use today | Not published | Little or none |
| Programs near Boston | 27More | 0 |
Tags mark the higher pay, jobs, growth and openings, the lower AI exposure, and the most programs. Education, experience and training are not ranked.
Talk to a career coach
A coach at the Office of Workforce Development can help you plan your next step, and connect you with training, apprenticeships and City partner programs that are not listed here.
Talk to a career coach