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68 Seattle, WA Annual Salary Hourly Pay Rate Annual Salary Hourly Pay Rate Annual Salary Hourly Pay Rate Annual Salary Hourly Pay Rate Annual Salary Hourly Pay Rate Data Analyst $42,353 $23.95 Data Analyst $43,657 $24.50 Business Analyst $71,042 $42.70 Driver $40,266 $22.00 Call Center Rep. $36,514 $19.80 Database Admin. $67,692 $43.05 Financial Analyst $63,494 $45.00 Database Devel. $63,976 $46.55 Production Worker $37,137 $19.30 Cust. Serv Rep $37,990 $20.05 Network Engineer $61,307 $42.10 Info. Systems Admin. $65,894 $46.05 Software Devel. $64,370 $45.15 Warehouser $34,720 $18.45 Retail/Cashier $33,829 $17.90 Selected Positions with Indicative Annual Salary and Hourly Pay Powered by All Industries *Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA 5% 72% 11% 82% Workers Using Public Transport (%) Workers Working in County of Residence Seattle US Average Average Commute 31.6 Mins $53,360 $24,912 $39,810 $12,627 Median Salary Median Rent (2 Bed) Seattle US Average (Metro Areas) Position Function Number of Vacancies as at Mid- March Potential Supply per Vacancy Average Annual Salary Medical/Healthcare 20,081 9 $90,500 Banking/Accounting 4,933 18 $103,650 Information Technology 19,947 7 $148,650 Manufacturing/ Resources 1,727 60 $50,200 Operations/Logistics/ Admin/Clerical 11,727 33 $52,100 Total Workforce 2,171,700 Unemployed Workers 145,200 Unemployment Rate 6.7% In Washington, 33% of business establishments have increased Telework due to Covid-19. In the first 3 months of the pandemic, ridership in Seattle was down more than 72% Workforce Figures (January 2021) Open Positions – March 2021 Total Job Vacancies by Quarter and Job Function Pre-Covid Commute to Work Cost of Accommodation Compared with Salary Sources: US Bureau of Labor Statistics – bls.gov Data Downloaded March 2021 Gartner TalentNeuron https://www.wantedanalytics.com https://data.census.gov/ U.S. Census Bureau, 2018 American Community Survey https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/fmr.html#2021 https://www.valuepenguin.com/2020/07/transit-usage-drop-during-covid-19