SOC 15-1232 · Texas

Computer User Support Specialists Salary in Texas

Computer user support specialists in Texas earn the most in Austin (average $66,060 a year) and the least in Eagle Pass ($48,120), across the 26 Texas metro areas we cover. Statewide, BLS puts the computer user support specialists average at $61,690 and the median at $59,490 for 72,030 workers. The U.S. average for this job is $67,330.

$66Khighest: Austin
$48Klowest: Eagle Pass
58,640jobs in these metros
26metro areas
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Computer User Support Specialists average salary by city in Texas

Pay, take-home pay and cost of living

CityAverageMedian25th pct.Take-home*Cost of living
Austin$66,060$61,990$49,530$55,25998
Midland$65,480$62,140$48,970$54,79396
Odessa$63,500$62,120$48,690$53,20294
Dallas$63,030$60,710$48,830$52,825103
Houston$62,700$59,250$46,990$52,55999
San Antonio$60,520$57,400$46,900$50,80895
Tyler$58,830$57,660$45,260$49,45092
Longview$58,620$55,740$47,180$49,28189
Killeen$58,580$56,630$47,700$49,24991
Beaumont$58,300$52,920$45,870$49,02490
Waco$56,970$56,420$45,530$47,95593
Wichita Falls$56,950$59,750$45,880$47,93990
Corpus Christi$56,000$53,770$44,600$47,17693
Victoria$55,110$49,450$42,510$46,46190
Amarillo$54,710$49,440$41,940$46,13992
El Paso$54,520$52,370$40,840$45,98790
Abilene$53,800$52,150$41,910$45,40890
Texarkana$53,650$48,520$38,560$45,28884
College Station$52,790$49,590$37,560$44,59791
Sherman$52,540$50,890$41,950$44,39694
Lubbock$52,420$49,840$40,470$44,29991
San Angelo$52,400$48,360$40,170$44,28392
Laredo$51,810$49,280$39,260$43,80987
McAllen$51,800$50,460$40,960$43,80186
Brownsville$50,060$47,730$38,510$42,40386
Eagle Pass$48,120$47,650$43,550$40,84484

*Average salary after federal and state taxes for a single filer; Texas has no state income tax. Cost of living: BEA price parity, U.S. = 100.

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