Mining Engineering

Design, analyze, and oversee technical systems or infrastructure, ensuring they meet specifications and codes.

1 employee holds this title in Securities and Exchange Commission. Median total compensation for the role is $238,592, above the department median of $225,116.

Employees: 1
Total payroll: $238.6K
Role median: $238,592
Agency median: $225,116
Comparison: Above

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

Mining Engineering is held in 7 U.S. Federal Government (non-Defense) departments. In Securities and Exchange Commission, the median of $238,592 ranks #1 of 7.

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$146,639 · 1

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$113,751 · 1

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$113,395 · 23

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$113,047 · 20

Department of Health and Human Services

$110,683 · 20

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

$102,506 · 1

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

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John Coleman

Mining Engineering/Securities and Exchange Commission

2024 total comp

$238,592

Sub-department: Securities and Exchange Commission
Base pay: $238,592
Overtime: $0
Other pay: $0
Benefits: $0
Total compensation: $238,592
Pay grade: 14
Work city: Jacobus
Work county: York
Work state: Pennsylvania

Source-specific fields

Adjusted Basic Pay (incl. locality): $238,592
Basic Pay (before locality): $180,083
Country: United States
Duty Station Code: 423910133
Length of Service (Years): 14
Occupation Code (OPM): 0880
Pay Plan (OPM): SK

At Securities and Exchange Commission, John Coleman serves as a Mining Engineering based in Jacobus, Pennsylvania. Their 2024 pay totaled $238,592. They are classified at grade 14.