Average salary
$98,614 - $117,500
Median salary
$98,614 - $117,500
Lower rangeUpper range
Salary distribution by percentile
10th percentile$56K
25th percentile$70K
Median$99K
75th percentile$118K
90th percentile$135K
50% of professionals earn between $70,000 - $117,500 USD
The median salary is $98,614
Top cities
Tucson259 job openings
Denver212 job openings
Phoenix179 job openings
Elko170 job openings
Delta Junction136 job openings
Salt Lake City109 job openings
San Francisco96 job openings
Peachtree City81 job openings
Winnemucca74 job openings
Anchorage57 job openings
Las Vegas55 job openings
Reno54 job openings
Mesa49 job openings
Chandler45 job openings
Kershaw45 job openings
Albuquerque43 job openings
Moab39 job openings
Minneapolis30 job openings
Boston28 job openings
Sunnyvale28 job openings
Anaheim27 job openings
Brooklyn27 job openings
Carlin27 job openings
Casa Grande27 job openings
New York27 job openings
Charleston26 job openings
Eastern25 job openings
Lakewood25 job openings
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The average salary for a Mining Engineer in United States is USD 98,614 - USD 117,500 per year in 2026. The median salary is USD 108,057 per year, based on 7,186 active job listings.
The cities with the most Mining Engineer job opportunities in United States are Tucson, Denver, Phoenix, Elko, Delta Junction. Tucson leads with 259 job openings.
Explore 7,186 Mining Engineer job listings in United States on BeBee, or check our salary calculator for a personalized estimate.