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25 Highest Paying Jobs in Wyoming (2024)

The highest paying job in Wyoming is Financial and Investment Analysts, with a median salary of $213,940 per year. Below is the complete ranking of the top 25 careers in WY based on 2024 Bureau of Labor Statistics data.

Data: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2024

$213,940
#1 Highest Paying: Financial and Investment Analysts
$126,570
Median of Top 25
$65,304
WY Average (All Jobs)
6,290
Workers in Top 25 Jobs

Full Ranking: Top 25 Jobs in Wyoming by Salary

Ranked by median annual salary. Click any job to see the full salary breakdown including percentile data and state-by-state comparisons.

Rank Occupation Median Salary Mean Salary Workers
1 Financial and Investment Analysts $213,940 $205,160 220
2 Nurse Anesthetists $181,470 $200,680 80
3 Industrial Production Managers $155,670 $155,180 360
4 Petroleum Engineers $152,770 $173,320 320
5 Architectural and Engineering Managers $141,990 $149,400 210
6 Chief Executives $140,000 $159,580 70
7 Engineers, All Other $139,010 $120,990 190
8 Pharmacist $137,470 $138,330 520
9 Physician Assistants $133,330 $134,790 410
10 Sales Manager $132,940 $142,220 180
11 Nurse Practitioners $127,750 $126,060 440
12 Dentists, General $126,860 $154,030 260
13 Commercial Pilots $126,570 $154,970 150
14 Industrial Engineers $122,540 $120,250 220
15 Cybersecurity Analyst $121,290 $122,570 N/A
16 Financial Manager $118,390 $131,050 660
17 Computer and Information Systems Managers $117,060 $120,040 300
18 Managers, All Other $117,060 $119,870 780
19 Mechanical Engineer $116,910 $111,180 300
20 Financial Risk Specialists $115,730 $103,570 150
21 Administrative Services Managers $115,560 $121,600 100
22 Power Distributors and Dispatchers $115,010 $115,410 40
23 Materials Engineers $114,370 $108,810 40
24 Human Resources Manager $113,900 $126,420 140
25 Mining and Geological Engineers, Including Mining Safety Engineers $113,870 $115,040 150

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Wyoming Salary Insights

The top-paying careers in Wyoming are concentrated in Management fields. The #1 job, Financial and Investment Analysts, pays $148,635 more than the state average of $65,304 per year.

Among the top 25, the minimum median salary is $113,870, meaning all jobs on this list pay significantly above the national average.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the highest paying job in Wyoming?
The highest paying job in Wyoming is Financial and Investment Analysts, with a median annual salary of $213,940 according to 2024 BLS data.
How many jobs in Wyoming pay over $100,000?
According to 2024 BLS data, 45 occupations in Wyoming have a median salary over $100,000 per year.
What is the average salary in Wyoming?
The average (mean) salary across all tracked occupations in Wyoming is $65,304 per year based on 2024 Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
What are the top 5 highest paying jobs in Wyoming?
The top 5 highest paying jobs in Wyoming by median salary are: Financial and Investment Analysts, Nurse Anesthetists, Industrial Production Managers, Petroleum Engineers, Architectural and Engineering Managers. These rankings are based on 2024 BLS OEWS data.
How can I find a high-paying job in Wyoming?
The highest paying careers in Wyoming tend to be in specialized fields requiring advanced degrees or certifications. Research specific occupations on our salary pages to understand education requirements and career paths. The top-paying job, Financial and Investment Analysts, earns $213,940/year.

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Data Source & Methodology

Rankings are based on median annual salary from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) survey, May 2024 estimates. We use median rather than mean salary because it better represents typical earnings and is less affected by outliers.

Only occupations with state-level data published by BLS are included. Some specialized or rare occupations may not have data for every state. For full methodology details, see our Methodology page.

Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics