Federal Employees in Alaska

2.6% below national average

Federal Employees

5.2K

Average Salary

$114,085

2025 Separations

8K

Top Agencies

15

What DOGE Means for Alaska

Alaska employs 5,204 federal workers with an average salary of $114,085, 2.6% below the national average. DOGE workforce reductions in 2025 resulted in 7,982 separations statewide.

Salary Comparison

Alaska Average$114,085
National Average$117,113

Top Agencies

Top Occupations

Air Traffic Control
432$136,355
Miscellaneous Administration and Program
285$112,651
Transportation Specialist
271$121,591
General Natural Resources Management and Biological Sciences
267$117,536
Medical Support Assistance
179$59,412
Nurse
170$145,864
Miscellaneous Clerk and Assistant
158$59,061
Information Technology Management
143$132,125
Aviation Safety
137$146,278
Maintenance Mechanic
112$88,700
Park Ranger
112$98,862
Wildlife Biology
108$115,333
Management and Program Analysis
105$122,739
Fish Biology
95$114,445
Forestry Technician
83$83,062

Top Federal Occupations in Alaska

Showing top 15 occupation groups by employee count, with average salary data.

#OccupationEmployeesAvg Salary
1Biological Sciences Group801$110,116
2Transportation Group780$129,508
3General Administrative, Clerical, and Office Services Group733$102,916
4Medical, Hospital, Dental, and Public Health Group619$114,236
5Physical Sciences Group332$120,143
6Miscellaneous Occupations Group287$102,810
7Engineering and Architecture Group244$127,757
8Social Science, Psychology, and Welfare Group231$109,133
9Business and Industry Group194$112,648
10Investigation Group152$142,960
11Information Technology Group143$132,125
12Legal and Kindred Group138$114,663
13General Maintenance and Operations Work Family125$88,820
14Accounting and Budget Group83$106,833
15Human Resources Management Group68$116,551

Top 10 Occupations by Employee Count

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