IT Logistics Salary By State

Google Trend growth of IT Logistics has had a bit of a bumpy ride with rises and falls with it’s biggest peak in 2006 when IT Logistics search behavior spiked and then declined into 2007. Since that time period IT Logistics has seen a continued market interest and had solid search behind people looking for more information. Ignore the dip in 2013 as that is from incomplete data.

Bureau of Labor Statistics information IT Logistics categorizes this career in a more general profession of a Logistician which specializes in logistics. While IT Logistics is definitely the profession of logistics it is specialized in the area of Information Technology to enhance logistical operations in many different environments. The BLS states a 2010 logistician made about $70,800 a year which is around $34.04 an hour at the median pay rate. In order to get into this job you typically need a Bachelor’s degree in Logistics or even an MBA to get the highest paying positions. The total number of Logistician jobs (which include IT Logistics) in 2010 was 108,900 with a growth rate of 26% for the period of 2010 – 2020. That job outlook will add nearly 27,800 Logistics jobs in areas like IT in just a 10 year period which is faster than most careers are growing. Using the state by state salary information for IT Logistics below you can see that the top paying state pays IT Logistics professionals $86,000 a year which is about $16,000 more a year if you choose to work in one of the highest paying states.

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