Overview

Are you making what you are worth?

Working in partnership with Industry Insights, a leader in performing association salary surveys, IEEE-USA has developed a comprehensive salary service tool for individual companies and IEEE members. Users have a choice of two salary calculators — one that employs a regression model, and a second calculator that allows user to select individual filters and calculates compensation directly from the salary survey’s raw data. In addition, IEEE-USA publishes a compensation salary and benefits report and industry-specific salary reports.

Salary Service (Premium Package)

The IEEE-USA Salary Service Premium Package is an annual subscription to access IEEE-USA Compensation tools. The online tools and reports are for accurately benchmarking technical professionals’ compensation individually or organization-wide. Subscribers will have the option of using two different calculators. One calculator is powered by a sophisticated regression modeling that allows you to get specify salary data based on answering series of 13 questions. These questions ascertain location, job function, education and other questions to help define the employee(s)’s salary. The other calculator provides salary data directly extracted from IEEE-USA’s renowned Salary Survey. The Premium Package also includes downloadable PDFs of the IEEE-USA Salary & Benefits reports from 2009-2023.

Members: $495.00
Non-Members: $595.00

Salary Calculators

Calculators employ sophisticated regression modeling and data directly extracted from IEEE-USA’s Salary & Benefits Survey. Five-use package expires one year from purchase date.

Members-only: $65.00

Salary & Benefits Reports

Our salary reports can be used for benchmarking technical professionals’ compensation individually or organization-wide. The annual salary and benefits reports includes data from across all segments of the U.S. IEEE membership. In addition, IEEE-USA produces industry-specific reports focused on specific fields of interest, such as telecommunications, computers, energy & power and young professionals.