Who Is Hiring Service Engineers — And What They Pay
Service Engineers earn a median of $110,000 per year, with most postings between $80,000 and $136,760. From 268 job postings that disclosed pay, across 129 companies, August 2026.
These are ranges employers published in their own job postings — not salaries people typed into a form years ago.
Also hiring: Apple, BAE Systems USA, Amazon.com, Akina, Inc., TEEMA, Echo Consulting Group, DLR Group, ASR International, Collins Aerospace, Sunbelt Rentals, Jedson Engineering, AECOM.
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Each bar is a pay band; height is how many employers post in it.
Service Engineer vs adjacent roles
Roles people compare this one against, taken from what they search.
service technician
maintenance engineer
software engineer
support engineer
mechanic
electrician
Pay by experience level
Level is taken from the posting title, so only postings that state one are counted.
Mid
$100,0008
Senior
$131,00046
Lead / Manager
$137,52623
Principal / Staff
$192,00019
Pay by location
Metros with at least three salaried postings.
Austin, TX
$201,96013
Annapolis Junction, MD
$196,00010
San Francisco Bay Area, CA
$209,5258
Washington, DC
$140,0537
Cupertino, CA
$214,0007
Los Angeles, CA
$130,5006
New York, NY
$142,2756
Silverdale, WA
$136,7606
Columbus, OH
$113,7714
Totowa, NJ
$169,3414
Boulder, CO
$256,9504
Santa Clara, CA
$247,3754
Remote vs onsite pay
Median of remote-eligible postings against the rest.
Remote-eligible
$102,935
Onsite
$130,382
63 remote-eligible postings against 205 onsite. Onsite pays 21.1% more in this sample.
Where this data comes from
400 live postings analysed
268 (67%) published a salary range
83 (21%) were remote-eligible
217 distinct employers
Requirements read from 400 full posting descriptions
Each employer gets one vote in the median, so a company running a large hiring campaign cannot move it
Ranges are converted to annual figures; hourly and contract postings are normalised before comparison
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