Electrical Engineers: Employment by State
Number of people employed as electrical engineers. Larger places employ more of almost everything, so compare using concentration or per-1,000 jobs when you want to know where the job is unusually common.
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Highest states
| State | Electrical Engineers: Employment |
|---|---|
| California | 24,230 |
| Texas | 20,870 |
| Michigan | 10,840 |
| Florida | 9,220 |
| New York | 8,770 |
| Washington | 7,610 |
| Virginia | 7,260 |
| North Carolina | 7,090 |
| Pennsylvania | 6,970 |
| Ohio | 6,360 |
| Georgia | 5,950 |
| Illinois | 5,460 |
Lowest states
| State | Electrical Engineers: Employment |
|---|---|
| North Dakota | 260 |
| Wyoming | 280 |
| Puerto Rico | 330 |
| District of Columbia | 330 |
| Alaska | 350 |
| West Virginia | 500 |
| South Dakota | 530 |
| Delaware | 660 |
| Rhode Island | 670 |
| Montana | 790 |
| Vermont | 820 |
| Arkansas | 900 |