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U.S. Federal Government (non-Defense) / Department of Interior / Physics

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Physics at Department of Interior, U.S. Federal Government

Carry out the duties of this position in support of the agency's public mission.

1 employee holds this title in Department of Interior. Median total compensation for the role is $170,036, above the department median of $85,447.

Employees
1
Total payroll
$170K
Role median
$170,036
Agency median
$85,447
Comparison
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Physics is held in 14 U.S. Federal Government (non-Defense) departments. In Department of Interior, the median of $170,036 ranks #8 of 14.

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Christoph Kern

Physics/Department of Interior

2026 total comp
$170,036
Sub-department
Geological Survey
Base pay
$170,036
Overtime
$0
Other pay
$0
Benefits
$0
Total compensation
$170,036
Pay grade
15
Work city
Vancouver
Work state
Washington
Middle name
D

Source-specific fields

Adjusted Basic Pay (incl. locality)
$170,036
Agency Code (OPM)
IN
Agency Sub-element Code (OPM)
IN08
Basic Pay (before locality)
$134,810
Duty Station Code
532370011
Duty Station State
WA
Length of Service (Years)
15
Occupation Code (OPM)
1310

Christoph Kern is a Physics at Department of Interior based in Vancouver, Washington. 2026 total compensation came to $170,036. They are classified at grade 15.