Connecticut · 2025 pay · 2,879 people
How much are scientists and science technicians paid in Connecticut?
$10,000typical pay for scientists and science technicians, 2025
$2,283 – $31,480what most people earned
Counts everyone paid during the year, including part-year workers, in the 15 jobs listed below (part-time-schedule titles left out).
✓ Official data from CT Office of the State Comptroller · Matches the agency's latest release · osc.ct.gov ↗
Pay by job
Typical pay counts everyone paid during each job's latest year. Short, seasonal roles (typical pay under $5,000) are listed last.
- Research Specialist1,045 people$15,000
- Research Technician Ne384 people$5,129
- Postdoctoral Research Associate208 people$52,672
- Research Assistant158 people$54,187
- Epi Infct/Chrcdis113 people$92,969
- Research Associate47 people$81,404
- Psychologist Clinical44 people$127,568
- Supvsngpsycl Clin37 people$152,075
- Research Scientist17 people$73,769
- Stdnt Lab and Field Analysis Assistant301 people$1,518
- Student Research Trainee254 people$1,228
- Stdnt Lab and Field Analysis Specialist95 people$1,395
- Research Technician62 people$4,762
- Grad Overload Research60 people$3,920
- Stdnt Human Behavorial Res Assistant54 people$1,241
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Other job groups in Connecticut
- Teachers and librarians13,250 people$23,303
- Doctors, nurses and health professionals4,660 people$89,116
- Office and administrative support3,413 people$2,237
- Social work and counseling2,656 people$68,597
- Computer and IT jobs1,156 people$100,460
- Engineers and architects881 people$113,000
- Managers674 people$106,357
- Police, fire and security488 people$70,174
- Construction and trades329 people$97,018
- Business and finance jobs294 people$76,656
- Arts, media and sports283 people$867
Jobs are grouped by the federal Standard Occupational Classification (SOC 2018) major groups. This page: Life, Physical, and Social Science Occupations (SOC 19-0000). Job titles we could not place with confidence are left out. "Typical pay" is the median; "most earned" is the middle half. How we calculate this