Computer Network Architect Salary in Georgia
Designs and builds data communication networks including LANs, WANs, and cloud infrastructure.
State Average
$120,826
across 18 metros
vs National Avg
+2.1%
national: $118,362
Metros Covered
18
11 above national avg
Highest Metro
$138,549
Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell
All metro areas in Georgia
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18 metros shown
| Metro Area | Level I | Level II | Level III | Level IV | Average |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GAGA | $96K | $117K | $138K | $159K | $139K |
| Athens-Clarke County, GAGA | $95K | $117K | $138K | $159K | $138K |
| Middle Georgia nonmetropolitan areaGA | $94K | $115K | $137K | $158K | $137K |
| Rome, GAGA | $94K | $115K | $136K | $158K | $137K |
| Gainesville, GAGA | $110K | $122K | $134K | $146K | $134K |
| Savannah, GAGA | $90K | $108K | $125K | $143K | $126K |
| Hinesville, GAGA | $81K | $101K | $121K | $141K | $122K |
| Valdosta, GAGA | $78K | $100K | $121K | $143K | $121K |
| South Georgia nonmetropolitan areaGA | $79K | $100K | $121K | $142K | $121K |
| Brunswick-St. Simons, GAGA | $79K | $100K | $120K | $141K | $120K |
| Augusta-Richmond County, GA-SCGA | $75K | $97K | $118K | $140K | $119K |
| Macon-Bibb County, GAGA | $92K | $104K | $117K | $130K | $117K |
| East Georgia nonmetropolitan areaGA | $76K | $96K | $117K | $137K | $117K |
| Albany, GAGA | $73K | $95K | $116K | $137K | $116K |
| North Georgia nonmetropolitan areaGA | $79K | $93K | $107K | $122K | $108K |
| Chattanooga, TN-GAGA | $74K | $90K | $106K | $122K | $106K |
| Warner Robins, GAGA | $64K | $84K | $104K | $123K | $104K |
| Dalton, GAGA | $57K | $75K | $94K | $112K | $94K |
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