Aerospace Engineering and Operations Technologists and Technicians Salary — Miami, Florida

The average Aerospace Engineering and Operations Technologists and Technicians in Miami, Florida earns $71,100 a year.

$71,100 / year, mean
↓ 26.1% below national average 50th percentile in Florida

Miami sits roughly in the middle of the pack for this role within Florida — neither a standout nor a laggard. That's well below the national average for aerospace engineering and operations technologists and technicians — one of the largest gaps in this dataset. Cost of living here runs meaningfully above the national average. This is a high-confidence estimate, based on a large sample of reported wages.

Percentile within Florida

0th 50th 100th
Employment (this metro)
80
Estimate confidence
RSE 3.9%
Cost of living 114 #2 most expensive of 188 cities in this dataset 100 = U.S. average · Source: BEA Regional Price Parities, 2024
Crime index 1340 #8 safest of 188 cities in this dataset Per 100k residents · Source: FBI Crime Data Explorer
Median home value $475,622 #28 priciest of 188 cities in this dataset Source: zillow_real
Median household income $73,481 #80 highest of 188 cities in this dataset Source: Census Bureau ACS 5-year

Combining these four figures gives a fuller picture than salary alone: Miami ranks #2 for cost of living and #28 for home prices among the 188 cities in this pilot dataset, which matters as much as the headline salary number when comparing where to live.

Seattle $121,390 Riverside $110,540 Los Angeles $102,770 Dallas $96,730 San Diego $92,670 Palm Bay $91,030 Bakersfield $90,260 Baltimore $88,970 Virginia Beach $80,820 Portland $80,170 Austin $79,110 San Antonio $78,480 Houston $77,450 New York $76,640 Chicago $75,550 Miami $71,100 Indianapolis $67,820
CityMean salaryvs. Miami
Austin, Texas$79,110+11.3%
Bakersfield, California$90,260+26.9%
Baltimore, Maryland$88,970+25.1%
Chicago, Illinois$75,550+6.3%
Dallas, Texas$96,730+36.0%
Houston, Texas$77,450+8.9%
Indianapolis, Indiana$67,820-4.6%
Los Angeles, California$102,770+44.5%
New York, New York$76,640+7.8%
Palm Bay, Florida$91,030+28.0%
Portland, Oregon$80,170+12.8%
Riverside, California$110,540+55.5%
San Antonio, Texas$78,480+10.4%
San Diego, California$92,670+30.3%
Seattle, Washington$121,390+70.7%
Virginia Beach, Virginia$80,820+13.7%
Gross salary
71,100/yr
Estimated take-home
58,849/yr
Est. total withheld
17.2%

Single filer, federal income tax + FICA only, 2025 rates — Florida has no state income tax on wages. Does not include state-specific payroll withholdings beyond income tax (see Data transparency). Not tax advice — verify with a professional for your specific situation.

Data transparency

Sources used for this page

Official occupation and area metadata behind the visible salary, cost, housing and safety signals.

Occupation 17-3021 SOC code
Official area Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL BLS metro/geographic area
Area code 33100 Stable geographic key
Reference year 2025 BLS OEWS
Cost: bea_realHousing: zillow_realCrime: latest availableNet-pay source: fl_constitucion_verificado 2025
Metro also includes
Fort LauderdaleWest Palm Beach
No additional caveats are attached to this row.
Methodology

How this page is built

The salary figure is the mean annual wage reported by the BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) program for this occupation and metro area. Percentile and national-average comparisons are calculated directly from the 188 cities currently in this dataset, not from a fixed external benchmark. Cost of living, crime and housing figures come from BEA, FBI and Zillow respectively — see "Data transparency" above for the exact sources and reference years used on this specific page.

Confidence: the RSE (relative standard error) shown under Overview indicates how reliable the salary estimate is for this metro — a lower RSE means a larger underlying sample.