MAY - JUNE 2001  

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IEEE U.S. Engineers’ Median Salary 
Exceeds $93,000

The median primary income of IEEE members in the United States now exceeds $93,000 per year, according to the preliminary results of the IEEE-USA Salary and Fringe Benefits Survey, 2001 Edition. The survey, which will be released in June, has exceeded all response expectations, providing more conclusive information than ever before.

This survey has been conducted for more than 18 years and is one of the most widely acclaimed surveys of its kind. The IEEE-USA Survey Committee conducted the survey entirely electronically this year, e-mailing 80,000 questionnaires and receiving more than 9,700 in return. This larger response provides details that have not been reported in previous survey reports.

The Survey Committee is aiming to conduct this survey annually in an effort to make available the most current data for electrotechnologists’ salaries and benefits.

Today's Engineer will publish a comprehensive summary of the 2001 Survey as soon the results are available.

Note: For more information about the IEEE-USA Salary and Fringe Benefits Survey, 2001 Edition, click here.