Logistics Engineer Salary by State (2026)

Logistics Engineers earn the most in Washington at $107,250 a year and the least in Puerto Rico at $54,380 (BLS OEWS, May 2025). The national median is $82,320. All 54 states and territories with reported data are ranked below, with a cost-of-living adjusted column.

Highest median
$107,250

Washington

National median
$82,320

BLS OEWS, May 2025

Lowest median
$54,380

Puerto Rico

States reporting
54

of 54 OEWS areas

Top 5 states for Logistics Engineers

  1. 1. Washington$107,250 median · $100,221 adjusted · 5,670 employed
  2. 2. District of Columbia$104,770 median · $95,331 adjusted · 1,350 employed
  3. 3. Maryland$102,700 median · $97,848 adjusted · 6,840 employed
  4. 4. Massachusetts$100,360 median · $94,897 adjusted · 5,250 employed
  5. 5. Hawaii$100,340 median · $91,259 adjusted · 570 employed

Lowest-paying states for Logistics Engineers

  1. 54. Puerto Rico$54,380 median · no price parity · 1,110 employed
  2. 53. Nebraska$65,370 median · $72,550 adjusted · 1,500 employed
  3. 52. Guam$65,440 median · no price parity · 130 employed
  4. 51. Kentucky$68,420 median · $75,888 adjusted · 2,590 employed
  5. 50. U.S. Virgin Islands$68,790 median · no price parity · 40 employed

Logistics Engineer salary in every state

Sort by any column. Employment is the number of logistics engineers OEWS estimates in that state; blank cells are estimates BLS suppressed because the sample was too small.

Annual wages by state, sortable by median, quartiles, employment and cost-of-living adjusted median
#
1Washington$107,250$87,610$132,3405,670$100,221
2District of Columbia$104,770$76,720$134,1401,350$95,331
3Maryland$102,700$81,100$130,8706,840$97,848
4Massachusetts$100,360$79,150$131,5805,250$94,897
5Hawaii$100,340$78,670$124,680570$91,259
6Virginia$98,920$78,210$126,84010,540$97,840
7Alabama$98,450$74,490$124,3805,190$110,838
8New Mexico$98,430$78,080$119,740850$106,743
9Colorado$96,090$77,390$121,8504,490$93,244
10Delaware$96,090$73,820$115,950520$96,275
11California$92,890$71,910$121,47032,940$83,896
12New Jersey$92,280$78,240$115,1706,280$84,812
13New York$88,240$72,550$110,3506,930$81,764
14Alaska$87,280$67,850$114,270530$85,269
15Oklahoma$86,600$62,150$105,3703,830$98,585
16Wyoming$85,550$73,320$100,420120$92,296
17Connecticut$85,450$74,400$101,6502,200$82,473
18Vermont$83,560$70,870$94,890260$85,302
19Ohio$83,460$64,400$105,3408,990$89,961
20Utah$83,300$65,430$103,3803,760$84,257
21Michigan$83,200$65,220$106,57010,270$86,471
22Oregon$83,180$68,370$108,8303,170$80,475
23Minnesota$82,320$65,840$104,1803,450$83,471
24Montana$81,270$70,010$99,300280$85,868
25New Hampshire$81,270$63,980$101,970690$78,020
26North Carolina$80,780$65,350$106,2407,860$85,639
27South Carolina$80,330$61,810$99,5905,250$85,686
28Illinois$80,100$63,300$100,62014,170$80,134
29South Dakota$80,020$69,860$102,050210$90,330
30Nevada$79,600$63,310$98,4701,290$79,617
31Pennsylvania$79,340$62,060$99,9709,980$81,314
32Iowa$78,740$64,110$98,1402,480$89,720
33Arkansas$78,400$62,240$106,7102,220$90,180
34Missouri$78,350$61,030$101,0803,440$86,272
35Maine$77,780$56,300$92,920570$80,144
36Indiana$77,670$62,140$100,7203,890$83,222
37Arizona$77,620$59,640$100,6304,800$77,098
38Georgia$77,570$60,200$97,32012,580$80,556
39Florida$76,410$56,850$97,65015,020$73,887
40Rhode Island$76,180$63,480$98,940550$74,482
41Texas$75,480$58,470$98,90021,030$77,769
42Louisiana$75,230$64,100$100,2301,710$85,288
43Mississippi$75,160$60,030$88,7101,560$86,438
44Idaho$73,920$59,580$98,110570$77,408
45Wisconsin$73,180$61,130$95,5305,140$77,772
46North Dakota$72,800$62,080$85,990310$81,835
47West Virginia$71,590$56,610$92,080590$79,992
48Tennessee$71,280$49,710$91,9704,990$77,588
49Kansas$69,520$59,520$90,8901,780$77,186
50U.S. Virgin Islands$68,790$39,990$81,91040N/A
51Kentucky$68,420$58,510$82,9602,590$75,888
52Guam$65,440$60,470$83,780130N/A
53Nebraska$65,370$52,140$85,5501,500$72,550
54Puerto Rico$54,380$40,750$72,4901,110N/A

How the cost-of-living adjustment works

The adjusted column divides each state median by that state's BEA Regional Price Parity (RPP) and multiplies by 100. RPPs measure how much a fixed basket of goods, services and rents costs in one state relative to the national average, so the result restates local pay in national-average dollars.

For Logistics Engineers, that changes the ranking: Washington leads on raw pay at $107,250, while Alabama leads once prices are taken into account at $110,838.

Source: BEA Regional Price Parities by State, 2024 (public domain). The adjustment is NueCareer's calculation, not a BLS or BEA published statistic.

Logistics Engineer pay by state: FAQ

Which state pays Logistics Engineers the most?

Washington reports the highest median wage for Logistics Engineers at $107,250 a year (BLS OEWS, May 2025), followed by District of Columbia ($104,770) and Maryland ($102,700).

Which state pays Logistics Engineers the least?

Puerto Rico reports the lowest median for Logistics Engineers at $54,380 a year, $52,870 below the highest-paying state (BLS OEWS, May 2025).

Where do Logistics Engineers earn the most after cost of living?

Dividing each state median by that state's BEA Regional Price Parity puts Alabama first at $110,838 in national-average dollars, from a raw median of $98,450. BEA Regional Price Parities, 2024.

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