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Average Computer Systems Analysts Salary in Boulder, CO

Computer Systems Analysts in Boulder, CO earn a median annual salary of $132,290, which is +27.5% compared to the national median. There are N/A workers employed locally in this occupation.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics survey, May 2024 estimates for Boulder, CO (metro area).

$132,290
Boulder, CO median annual wage
$64/hour median
+27.5%
Difference vs national median
National median is $103,790
N/A
Local employment
N/A
Location quotient

Pay distribution

Local wage range

10th
$90,430
25th
$111,630
Median
$132,290
75th
$159,670
90th
$183,720

All values are percentiles of annual wages.

This local range is the useful part of the page. The median tells you the center of the market in Boulder, CO, while the percentile band shows how compressed or wide the local pay distribution actually is.

Regional price parity

Cost-of-living context

All-items regional price parity
105.2%
Exact metro RPP match
Median wage adjusted to the national price level
$125,749
Goods: 96.1%
Services: 82.7%
Rents: 157.0%

Comparison links

Comparable metros for this occupation

The point of this table is not random nearby places. It is to show the other labor markets where this same occupation looks stronger or weaker on the same OEWS release.

Area context

Top occupations in Boulder, CO

Boulder, CO has salary data for 426 occupations. The highest-paid occupation in this area is Computer And Information Systems Managers.

Historical series

Trend for Computer Systems Analysts in Boulder, CO

Historical trend data is not yet available for this occupation in this area.

Interpretation

Outlook and page notes

Nationally, Computer Systems Analysts are projected to change by +8.7% from 2024 to 2034, with 34,200 annual openings.

Use this page to answer three separate questions: what the occupation pays here, how large the local market is, and whether this market is unusually concentrated for the occupation.

For metro pages in particular, read long-term trend rows as directional until the area comparability layer is fully wired. OEWS area definitions can change over time, and that matters more at the metro level than at the state level.