Computer Occupations (All Other) Salary in North Carolina
Covers computer and IT roles not classified elsewhere, including emerging tech specializations.
State Average
$103,444
across 19 metros
vs National Avg
+8.3%
national: $95,490
Metros Covered
19
13 above national avg
Highest Metro
$126,568
Raleigh-Cary
All metro areas in North Carolina
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19 metros shown
| Metro Area | Level I | Level II | Level III | Level IV | Average |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Raleigh-Cary, NCNC | $64K | $95K | $126K | $158K | $127K |
| Pinehurst-Southern Pines, NCNC | $69K | $96K | $123K | $150K | $123K |
| Durham-Chapel Hill, NCNC | $72K | $96K | $120K | $143K | $120K |
| Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia, NC-SCNC | $60K | $87K | $114K | $141K | $114K |
| Asheville, NCNC | $64K | $89K | $114K | $139K | $114K |
| Virginia Beach-Chesapeake-Norfolk, VA-NCNC | $79K | $95K | $111K | $127K | $111K |
| Wilmington, NCNC | $65K | $87K | $109K | $130K | $109K |
| Greenville, NCNC | $64K | $86K | $107K | $129K | $108K |
| Winston-Salem, NCNC | $53K | $78K | $102K | $126K | $102K |
| Eastern North Carolina nonmetropolitan areaNC | $65K | $83K | $102K | $121K | $102K |
| Central North Carolina nonmetropolitan areaNC | $57K | $79K | $102K | $124K | $102K |
| Hickory-Lenoir-Morganton, NCNC | $42K | $71K | $100K | $129K | $100K |
| Jacksonville, NCNC | $71K | $83K | $96K | $109K | $96K |
| Greensboro-High Point, NCNC | $44K | $70K | $95K | $121K | $95K |
| Fayetteville, NCNC | $40K | $65K | $90K | $115K | $91K |
| Rocky Mount, NCNC | $44K | $67K | $90K | $113K | $90K |
| Burlington, NCNC | $52K | $71K | $90K | $109K | $90K |
| Western North Carolina nonmetropolitan areaNC | $59K | $72K | $86K | $100K | $86K |
| Goldsboro, NCNC | $50K | $68K | $85K | $103K | $85K |
Data source: Salary data sourced from the U.S. Department of Labor Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) program, which surveys employers nationwide to collect wage data by occupation and geography. The four experience levels reflect DOL standardized tiers. Data reflects the most recently published survey cycle.