Manchester-Nashua, NH Salaries

Highest published occupation medians in Manchester-Nashua, NH - BLS OEWS May 2025

Observed metro pay change

What changed, BLS OEWS 2024–2025

May 2024 → May 2025
  • BLS's published All Occupations median in Manchester-Nashua, NH moved from $54,410 in May 2024 to $56,530 in May 2025 (+3.9%).
  • Across the 393 metros priced in both releases, the median place changed +3.1%.
  • Manchester-Nashua, NH sits +0.8 pp ahead of that median, nominal dollars, no price deflator applied.

Software Developers shows the widest metro-area vs national median gap in Manchester-Nashua, NH

Software Developers publishes $162,090 here versus $135,980 nationally (+19.2%; 4,370metro-area jobs). Next is General and Operations Managers at $124,990 locally versus $105,770 nationally (+18.2%).

  1. Software Developers$162,090 in Manchester-Nashua, NH sits 19.2% above the national Software Developers median of $135,980 (4,370 published local jobs).
  2. General and Operations Managers$124,990 in Manchester-Nashua, NH sits 18.2% above the national General and Operations Managers median of $105,770 (4,990 published local jobs).
  3. Customer Service Representatives$49,630 in Manchester-Nashua, NH sits 10.9% above the national Customer Service Representatives median of $44,770 (4,680 published local jobs).
  4. Office Clerks, General$49,570 in Manchester-Nashua, NH sits 10.1% above the national Office Clerks, General median of $45,010 (3,400 published local jobs).

Software Developers and the other occupations above are descriptive OEWS endpoints for Manchester-Nashua, NH; they are not findings about taxes, employers, or worker experience.

BLS OEWS metro wage desk

MSA 31700 · Manchester-Nashua, NH $72K mean

MEAN-MEGA · RPP-ELEV · OCC-MOST · TOP-LEAD · EMP-MIX · TREND-INLINE · PHOTO-FINISH · BOOK-FULL

  • MEAN-MEGA #32/528
  • RPP-ELEV 105.7
  • OCC-MOST 432 occs
  • TOP-LEAD Physicians, Al… · $348K
  • EMP-MIX Software Dev…
  • TREND-INLINE +0.8 pp
  • PHOTO-FINISH Burlington-South…
  • BOOK-FULL 420 rows · May 2025

Read with Burlington-South Burlington, VT (+$22 on published-row mean) · Highest-paying careers

Instrument codes from this MSA’s OEWS published-row mean, BEA RPP, occupation book, employment lead, All Occupations pay change, and nearest peer — not a moving recommendation.

Published-row mean neighbourhood around Manchester-Nashua, NH

Guayama, PR · lowest mean: $32KGuayama, PR · lowest mean$32KPhiladelphia-Camden-… · near: $71KPhiladelphia-Camden-… · near$71KManchester-Nashua, NH · this MSA: $72KManchester-Nashua, NH · this…$72KBurlington-South Bur… · near: $72KBurlington-South Bur… · near$72KWorcester, MA · near: $72KWorcester, MA · near$72KKennewick-Richland, WA · near: $72KKennewick-Richland, WA · near$72KSan Jose-Sunnyvale-S… · highest mean: $119KSan Jose-Sunnyvale-S… · high…$119K
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Label Value
Guayama, PR · lowest mean $32K
Philadelphia-Camden-… · near $71K
Manchester-Nashua, NH · this MSA $72K
Burlington-South Bur… · near $72K
Worcester, MA · near $72K
Kennewick-Richland, WA · near $72K
San Jose-Sunnyvale-S… · highest mean $119K

Employment scale inside Manchester-Nashua, NH's top-pay list

Software Developers and Computer and Information Systems Managers lead published employment inside Manchester-Nashua, NH's top-pay sample — order follows OEWS job counts, not median wage.

  1. 1. Software Developers 4,370 jobs · $162,090
  2. 2. Computer and Information Systems Managers 1,470 jobs · $175,530
  3. 3. Electrical Engineers 1,050 jobs · $159,360
  4. 4. Architectural and Engineering Managers 970 jobs · $212,050
  5. 5. Industrial Production Managers 700 jobs · $174,360
  6. 6. Sales Managers 680 jobs · $161,410
  7. 7. Managers, All Other 470 jobs · $152,690
  8. 8. Marketing Managers 360 jobs · $162,850
  9. 9. Pharmacists 350 jobs · $143,000
  10. 10. Human Resources Managers 330 jobs · $142,600
  11. 11. Purchasing Managers 240 jobs · $165,870
  12. 12. Physicians, All Other 200 jobs · $347,620
  13. 13. Chief Executives 190 jobs · $196,990
  14. 14. Dentists, General 190 jobs · $177,970
  15. 15. General Internal Medicine Physicians 180 jobs · $317,680
  16. 16. Computer Hardware Engineers 130 jobs · $174,140
  17. 17. Pediatricians, General 80 jobs · $287,040
  18. 18. Training and Development Managers 80 jobs · $142,860

Occupations Tracked

432

with wage data

Published-Row Mean

$71,946

employment-weighted, 420 complete rows

Top Salary

$347,620

Physicians, All Other

Cost of Living

105.7

6% above US avg

Price-level adjustment: Dividing the derived published-row mean of $71,946 by the metro RPP gives $68,094 on a national-price basis. This is not an after-tax income or a personal cost-of-living result.

Highest Paying Jobs in Manchester-Nashua, NH

# Occupation Median Salary
1 Physicians, All Other $347,620
2 General Internal Medicine Physicians $317,680
3 Pediatricians, General $287,040
4 Nurse Anesthetists $262,240
5 Family Medicine Physicians $256,770
6 Podiatrists $222,530
7 Architectural and Engineering Managers $212,050
8 Chief Executives $196,990
9 Dentists, General $177,970
10 Computer and Information Systems Managers $175,530
11 Industrial Production Managers $174,360
12 Computer Hardware Engineers $174,140
13 Purchasing Managers $165,870
14 Marketing Managers $162,850
15 Software Developers $162,090
16 Sales Managers $161,410
17 Natural Sciences Managers $160,040
18 Electrical Engineers $159,360
19 Commercial Pilots $157,210
20 Managers, All Other $152,690
21 Health and Safety Engineers, Except Mining Safety Engineers and Inspectors $152,360
22 Compensation and Benefits Managers $151,120
23 Pharmacists $143,000
24 Training and Development Managers $142,860
25 Human Resources Managers $142,600

Lowest Paying Jobs in Manchester-Nashua, NH

Other BLS Wage Areas in NH

Other metropolitan or nonmetropolitan OEWS areas assigned to the same state. Cross-state pay and employment peers live in Nationwide similar metros below.

Nationwide metros with similar published-row mean pay or employment scale

Two OEWS peer sets outside NH. Same-state wage areas above stay geographic; these neighborhoods are cross-state nearest neighbors on employment-weighted published-row mean wage ($71,946 here) and summed published employment.

Peers are nearest-neighbor matches on BLS OEWS employment-weighted published-row mean wage and summed occupation employment. Employment peers exclude metros already listed in the mean-wage column so the two link sets stay distinct. Mean wage here is not a worker-level median.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average salary in Manchester-Nashua, NH?
Across the 420 occupation rows for Manchester-Nashua, NH with both a published mean wage and employment estimate, weighting each mean by employment gives $71,946/year (BLS OEWS May 2025). The page has 432 occupations with a published median, a different denominator. This WageDex-derived benchmark is not a BLS-published All Occupations metro mean or median and does not state what a typical local worker earns. For contrast, averaging the medians of only the 25 highest-paying occupations gives $192,735, which describes the displayed top tier only.
Which published medians lead Manchester-Nashua, NH?
Physicians, All Other holds the highest published median in Manchester-Nashua, NH at $347,620/year (BLS OEWS May 2025). Next is General Internal Medicine Physicians at $317,680/year. These are occupation medians for this metropolitan statistical area, not employer offers.
What is the cost of living in Manchester-Nashua, NH?
Manchester-Nashua, NH has a Regional Price Parity of 105.7, meaning prices are 6% above the national average. Dividing the derived published-row mean of $71,946 by the RPP gives a national-price-equivalent benchmark of $68,094.
Where does BLS salary data for Manchester-Nashua, NH come from?
All salary figures are Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS May 2025 estimates for this metropolitan statistical area. OEWS surveys approximately 1.1 million business establishments. Medians and means on this page are the published occupation-level estimates for the area — not job-board scrapes or modeled employer offers.

Last updated: May 2025 (BLS OEWS annual release). Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS May 2025. Cost-of-living index: BEA Regional Price Parities, 2024.

Source data and WageDex calculations are identified in context on this page. Occupation rows use BLS OEWS May 2025. The metro benchmark is WageDex's employment-weighted mean of published occupation means; where BEA RPP is available, the price-level figure divides that benchmark by the published area parity. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a data error.

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