SOC 13-1082 · California

Project Management Specialists Salary in California

Project management specialists in California earn the most in San Jose (average $146,170 a year) and the least in Visalia ($100,120), across the 25 California metro areas we cover. The U.S. metro average for this job is $111,495.

$146Khighest: San Jose
$100Klowest: Visalia
106,390jobs in these metros
25metro areas
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Project Management Specialists average salary by city in California

Pay, take-home pay and cost of living

CityAverageMedian25th pct.Take-home*Cost of living
San Jose$146,170$135,120$102,160$101,671110
San Francisco$140,820$135,040$102,510$98,512116
Sacramento$124,130$124,350$90,070$88,657107
San Diego$120,130$117,460$86,370$86,261112
Los Angeles$120,110$108,310$82,060$86,249114
Napa$118,940$109,060$87,390$85,535113
San Luis Obispo$118,060$108,730$81,470$84,998109
Hanford$117,270$118,380$77,410$84,515102
Santa Rosa$115,250$107,340$81,600$83,282108
Chico$115,070$103,320$77,130$83,172101
Vallejo$114,530$106,520$78,220$82,843108
Oxnard$114,160$104,990$79,950$82,617111
Yuba City$112,510$108,190$79,350$81,609104
Santa Cruz$111,910$106,780$78,500$81,243110
Santa Maria$111,020$106,250$78,500$80,700109
Stockton$110,520$104,240$79,630$80,394105
Modesto$110,060$102,490$78,710$80,114104
Bakersfield$109,880$104,580$78,260$80,004101
El Centro$109,150$105,860$77,680$79,55895
Merced$108,820$103,850$83,190$79,35798
Salinas$108,220$102,400$78,020$78,990109
Fresno$107,630$101,030$75,990$78,630102
Riverside$105,510$100,770$75,110$77,336106
Redding$105,100$99,030$78,980$77,086101
Visalia$100,120$95,770$76,270$74,045100

*Average salary after federal and state taxes for a single filer; California State Disability Insurance (1.3% of wages, paid by employees) is not included. Cost of living: BEA price parity, U.S. = 100.

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