Salaries/Civil Engineer

Civil Engineer Salary — 2026 Data

Design, plan, and oversee construction of infrastructure projects including bridges, roads, buildings, and water systems. Compare compensation across 16 locations, from entry-level to senior positions.

LocationEntry-LevelMid-LevelSeniorCOL Index
San Francisco$81K$111K$105K$149K$142K$200K180
New York$77K$105K$100K$141K$134K$189K170
Seattle$73K$100K$95K$134K$128K$181K155
Los Angeles$69K$94K$90K$126K$121K$170K150
Chicago$63K$86K$82K$116K$110K$155K115
Austin$61K$84K$80K$112K$107K$151K110
Denver$63K$86K$82K$116K$110K$155K120
Remote (US)$57K$78K$74K$105K$100K$141K100
Boston$71K$97K$92K$130K$124K$175K145
Washington D.C.$72K$98K$94K$132K$126K$178K150
Atlanta$60K$82K$78K$110K$105K$148K105
Dallas$60K$82K$78K$110K$105K$148K105
Miami$65K$89K$84K$119K$113K$160K125
Phoenix$57K$78K$74K$105K$100K$141K100
Minneapolis$61K$84K$80K$112K$107K$151K108
Raleigh$59K$80K$76K$108K$103K$145K102

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