Archeology

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

1 employee holds this title in Department of Transportation. Median total compensation for the role is $112,248, below the department median of $137,624.

Employees: 1
Total payroll: $112.2K
Role median: $112,248
Agency median: $137,624
Comparison: Below

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This role across U.S. Federal Government (non-Defense)

Archeology is held in 8 U.S. Federal Government (non-Defense) departments. In Department of Transportation, the median of $112,248 ranks #5 of 8.

Highest-paying departments for this role

Department of Commerce

$119,534 · 2

Presidio Trust

$116,677 · 2

Department of Energy

$115,731 · 37

Smithsonian Institution

$114,463 · 6

Department of Homeland Security

$96,517 · 14

Department of Interior

$86,670 · 605

Department of Agriculture

$78,190 · 634

Median total compensation for the Archeology role in other U.S. Federal Government (non-Defense)departments (highest first). Each bar links to that department’s page for this role.

Record list

Employees with this title

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Michael Schurke

Archeology/Department of Transportation

2024 total comp

$112,248

Sub-department: Federal Highway Administration
Base pay: $112,248
Overtime: $0
Other pay: $0
Benefits: $0
Total compensation: $112,248
Pay grade: 12
Work city: Vancouver
Work county: Clark
Work state: Washington

Source-specific fields

Adjusted Basic Pay (incl. locality): $112,248
Basic Pay (before locality): $89,327
Country: United States
Duty Station Code: 532370011
Length of Service (Years): 16
Occupation Code (OPM): 0193
Pay Plan (OPM): GS

Michael Schurke works as a Archeology for Department of Transportation based in Vancouver, Washington. Michael earned $112,248 in 2024. Their pay grade is 12.