Quantitative Problem Solving salary in United States

Based on 91 job listings - 2026

Average salary

$121,983 - $174,413

Median salary

$120,000 - $150,000

Lower rangeUpper range

Salary distribution by percentile

10th percentile$88K

25th percentile$90K

Median$120K

75th percentile$148K

90th percentile$162K

50% of professionals earn between $90,000 - $147,788 USD

The median salary is $120,000

Top cities

Plano3 job openings

Athens2 job openings

Blacksburg2 job openings

Boston2 job openings

Conway2 job openings

Denver2 job openings

Greenwood2 job openings

Paducah2 job openings

Amarillo1 job openings

Ames1 job openings

Ann Arbor1 job openings

Bethlehem1 job openings

Bowie1 job openings

Bridgeport1 job openings

Bryan1 job openings

Cambridge1 job openings

Carbondale1 job openings

Carrollton1 job openings

Chandler1 job openings

Columbia1 job openings

Duluth1 job openings

Edgewater1 job openings

Edina1 job openings

Edinburg1 job openings

El Paso1 job openings

Fishers1 job openings

Fort Smith1 job openings

Gardner1 job openings

Green1 job openings

Quantitative Problem Solving

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The average salary for a Quantitative Problem Solving in United States is USD 121,983 - USD 174,413 per year in 2026. The median salary is USD 135,000 per year, based on 91 active job listings.

The cities with the most Quantitative Problem Solving job opportunities in United States are Plano, Athens, Blacksburg, Boston, Conway. Plano leads with 3 job openings.

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