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Assembler Salary

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The median assembler in the U.S. earns $44,650 a year ($21.47 an hour). Half earn between $37,380 and $51,200. Among the 50 largest metro areas, pay is highest in San Francisco, CA ($60,250) and lowest in Orlando, FL ($37,500).

Percentiles. Dark: the middle half of earners. Red line: median.
Miscellaneous Assemblers and Fabricators, May 2025.
Annual payU.S.
10th percentile$33,280
25th percentile$37,380
Median$44,650
75th percentile$51,200
90th percentile$64,880
Average$46,660
Jobs1,405,030

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Assembler pay by city

Median annual pay, May 2025, by metro area. Compared with the U.S. median ($44,650).
CityMedianvs U.S.
San Francisco, CA$60,250+35%
Nashville, TN$56,400+26%
Kansas City, MO$54,990+23%
San Jose, CA$52,360+17%
Seattle, WA$50,150+12%
Detroit, MI$49,240+10%
Hartford, CT$48,660+9%
Louisville, KY$48,440+8%
Boston, MA$47,860+7%
San Diego, CA$47,350+6%
Minneapolis, MN$47,200+6%
Portland, OR$47,180+6%
Denver, CO$46,910+5%
St. Louis, MO$46,570+4%
Columbus, OH$46,540+4%
Washington, DC$46,400+4%
Los Angeles, CA$46,190+3%
Milwaukee, WI$45,770+3%
Sacramento, CA$45,750+2%
Virginia Beach, VA$45,640+2%
Pittsburgh, PA$45,610+2%
Buffalo, NY$45,390+2%
Phoenix, AZ$45,110+1%
Charlotte, NC$44,660same
Cleveland, OH$44,630same
Cincinnati, OH$44,440same
Baltimore, MD$43,970−2%
Chicago, IL$43,650−2%
Riverside, CA$43,120−3%
Salt Lake City, UT$42,890−4%
Las Vegas, NV$42,350−5%
Philadelphia, PA$42,240−5%
San Antonio, TX$41,910−6%
Indianapolis, IN$41,390−7%
Providence, RI$40,720−9%
Birmingham, AL$40,170−10%
Oklahoma City, OK$39,940−11%
Austin, TX$39,850−11%
New York, NY$39,640−11%
Jacksonville, FL$39,590−11%
Grand Rapids, MI$39,120−12%
Richmond, VA$39,060−13%
Atlanta, GA$38,960−13%
Memphis, TN$38,530−14%
Dallas, TX$38,340−14%
Raleigh, NC$38,080−15%
Miami, FL$38,010−15%
Tampa, FL$37,930−15%
Houston, TX$37,890−15%
Orlando, FL$37,500−16%

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Sources

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025, www.bls.gov/oes. BLS.gov cannot vouch for the data or analyses derived from these data after the data have been retrieved from BLS.gov.