The average salary for a naval architect in Idaho is around $74,400 per year.
Avg Salary
Naval architects earn an average yearly salary of $74,400.
Wages typically start from $66,700 and go up to $82,100.
7% above national average Updated in 2016
Naval architect earnings by seniority
90th percentile
Top-level naval architect earnings begin at:
$39.47 per hour
$82,100 per year
75th percentile
Senior-level naval architect earnings begin at:
$38.09 per hour
$79,220 per year
50th percentile
Mid-level naval architect earnings begin at:
$35.77 per hour
$74,400 per year
25th percentile
Junior-level naval architect earnings begin at:
$33.46 per hour
$69,590 per year
10th percentile
Starting level naval architect earnings begin at:
$32.07 per hour
$66,700 per year
Approximate values based on highest and lowest earning segments.
Naval architect salary by state
| State Name | Average Salary |
|---|---|
| Georgia | $97,770 |
| Mississippi | $97,060 |
| New Jersey | $97,010 |
| Oregon | $90,560 |
| Virginia | $88,470 |
| Wisconsin | $78,850 |
| Missouri | $76,310 |
| Michigan | $76,210 |
| Idaho | $74,400 |
| District of Columbia | $172,330 |
| Texas | $152,780 |
| South Carolina | $136,990 |
| Florida | $130,640 |
| Maryland | $130,150 |
| Connecticut | $116,720 |
| Massachusetts | $114,640 |
| New York | $112,230 |
| California | $110,700 |
| Washington | $109,550 |
| Hawaii | $108,200 |
| Alaska | $107,470 |
| Louisiana | $100,940 |
| Maine | $100,430 |
How do naval architect salaries compare to similar careers?
Naval architects earn about the same as related careers in Idaho. On average, they make less than games artists but more than surveyors.
| Career | Median Salary |
|---|---|
| Games artist salary | $77K |
| Computer systems engineer salary | $77K |
| Civil engineer salary | $73K |
| Industrial designer salary | $63K |
| Mining and geological engineer salary | $80K |
| Marine engineer salary | $74K |
| Naval architect salary | $74K |
| Art director salary | $58K |
| Architect salary | $60K |
| Surveyor salary | $61K |
Source: CareerExplorer (Aggregated)