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Semiconductor Processing Technicians Salary by City

Semiconductor processing technicians earn the most in Phoenix, AZ (average $72,930 a year), followed by Portland, OR ($66,890) and Manchester, NH ($62,350), among the 16 metro areas we cover. Nationwide the average is $60,180 and the median $51,430, for 31,460 workers (May 2025).

$60,180U.S. average
$73Khighest: Phoenix, AZ
$45Klowest: Dallas, TX
16metro areas
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Top 15 cities for semiconductor processing technicians by average salary

Phoenix, AZ$72,930
Portland, OR$66,890
Manchester, NH$62,350
Orlando, FL$58,850
Boston, MA$58,360
New York, NY$56,210
Minneapolis, MN$55,380
Oxnard, CA$54,410
San Jose, CA$54,070
San Francisco, CA$50,670
Portland, ME$49,720
San Diego, CA$48,840
Atlanta, GA$48,140
Los Angeles, CA$44,880
Salt Lake City, UT$44,740
Average annual wage, BLS OEWS May 2025.

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Semiconductor Processing Technicians salary by state

Arizona pays semiconductor processing technicians the most statewide, $72,800 a year on average. Statewide columns cover every employer in the state; city columns cover the metro areas we publish.

StateStatewide averageStatewide medianJobsMetrosHighest city averageLowest city average
Arizona$72,800$78,9402,2701$72,930$72,930
Oregon$67,640$63,3306,6201$66,890$66,890
Florida$60,820$62,3301901$58,850$58,850
Washington$58,690$58,7109900n/an/a
North Carolina$56,200$56,160600n/an/a
Minnesota$55,210$57,780n/a1$55,380$55,380
New Hampshire$55,130$47,7101301$62,350$62,350
New York$54,240$49,4001,7501$56,210$56,210
Colorado$53,940$52,3607900n/an/a
Massachusetts$53,450$51,4101,1901$58,360$58,360
Maryland$51,720$47,6101200n/an/a
California$50,420$48,0304,6505$54,410$44,880
Maine$49,720$47,2703201$49,720$49,720
Connecticut$49,230$47,000500n/an/a
Pennsylvania$47,920$46,4303400n/an/a
Georgia$47,210$48,580n/a1$48,140$48,140
Utah$43,290$40,7601201$44,740$44,740
Texas$43,040$38,4406,1101$44,570$44,570
Arkansas$42,140$40,610400n/an/a
Nevada$38,200$37,290n/a0n/an/a
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Semiconductor Processing Technicians salary in every city we cover

Sort by any column. Each city links to its pay range, take-home pay and cost of living.

Metro areaAverageMedianHourlyJobs
Phoenix, AZ$72,930$78,940$35.062,260
Portland, OR$66,890$62,810$32.167,290
Manchester, NH$62,350$63,740$29.98n/a
Orlando, FL$58,850$62,320$28.29100
Boston, MA$58,360$59,110$28.06560
New York, NY$56,210$54,280$27.0370
Minneapolis, MN$55,380$57,780$26.62n/a
Oxnard, CA$54,410$55,170$26.1640
San Jose, CA$54,070$50,820$26.002,130
San Francisco, CA$50,670$46,340$24.36680
Portland, ME$49,720$47,270$23.91320
San Diego, CA$48,840$47,200$23.48290
Atlanta, GA$48,140$48,580$23.14n/a
Los Angeles, CA$44,880$40,770$21.581,080
Salt Lake City, UT$44,740$40,620$21.5150
Dallas, TX$44,570$38,440$21.433,190

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Semiconductor Processing Technicians salary: questions

Where do semiconductor processing technicians make the most money?

In Phoenix, AZ, with an average of $72,930 a year, among the 16 metro areas we cover.

What is the average semiconductor processing technicians salary in the U.S.?

$60,180 a year nationwide (BLS OEWS national estimates, May 2025); the median is $51,430, so half of semiconductor processing technicians earn more than that and half less.

What salary should semiconductor processing technicians ask for?

Start from the figures for your city: the middle half of semiconductor processing technicians nationwide earn between $45,640 (25th percentile) and $65,010 (75th percentile). Newer workers usually start near the 25th percentile and experienced ones can ask for the 75th; each city page shows the local range. See how to read salary percentiles.

Which state pays semiconductor processing technicians the most?

Arizona, with a statewide average of $72,800 a year (BLS state estimates, May 2025).

Where is semiconductor processing technicians pay the lowest?

Dallas, TX, at $44,570 a year on average. Lower pay often comes with lower prices: check the cost of living on each city page.

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