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What database architects are paid

Bureau of Labor Statistics pay for this job, by area.

What database architects are paid nationally 10th percentile $86,240, 25th percentile $109,370, median $139,500, 75th percentile $169,290, 90th percentile $204,000 $86,240 $204,000 $109,370 $169,290 Median $139,500
The ten states with the most database architects employment, by median pay and the middle-half range.
StateEmploymentTypical pay (BLS)
Texas8,270$127,070 to $165,470 (middle half), median $151,370
California6,210$132,880 to $203,130 (middle half), median $170,160
Virginia5,260$125,540 to $176,610 (middle half), median $160,360
North Carolina4,070$106,320 to $164,020 (middle half), median $134,630
New York3,850$100,550 to $180,280 (middle half), median $141,350
New Jersey3,090$86,600 to $167,000 (middle half), median $120,790
Washington2,990$101,970 to $160,910 (middle half), median $128,760
Pennsylvania2,840not published
Massachusetts2,690$134,740 to $183,610 (middle half), median $161,650
Georgia2,590$127,870 to $172,030 (middle half), median $139,500

Pay figures are Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates for the occupation, May 2025. They describe the job nationally, not what any one school's graduates earn.