Federal Employees in Georgia

4.5% below national average

Federal Employees

41.2K

Average Salary

$111,892

2025 Separations

29.8K

Top Agencies

15

What DOGE Means for Georgia

CDC headquarters in Atlanta and major military installations like Fort Liberty make Georgia a key state for federal employment in healthcare and defense.

Salary Comparison

Georgia Average$111,892
National Average$117,113

Top Agencies

Top Occupations

Contact Representative
2.7K$58,473
Nurse
2.5K$133,650
General Health Science
2.1K$136,234
Management and Program Analysis
1.7K$120,455
Miscellaneous Administration and Program
1.6K$115,671
Information Technology Management
1.4K$130,961
Public Health Program Specialist
1.3K$137,563
Medical Support Assistance
1.3K$57,999
Human Resources Management
957$114,793
Medical Officer
951$291,835
General Natural Resources Management and Biological Sciences
879$115,187
Air Traffic Control
878$170,486
Social Insurance Administration
870$101,456
Emergency Management Specialist
821$93,883
Social Science
800$99,215

Top Federal Occupations in Georgia

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

#OccupationEmployeesAvg Salary
1Medical, Hospital, Dental, and Public Health Group11.4K$127,869
2General Administrative, Clerical, and Office Services Group5.1K$106,618
3Legal and Kindred Group4.6K$81,595
4Social Science, Psychology, and Welfare Group3K$108,383
5Accounting and Budget Group2K$105,209
6Business and Industry Group1.9K$110,743
7Biological Sciences Group1.8K$110,695
8Miscellaneous Occupations Group1.6K$98,173
9Information Technology Group1.4K$130,809
10Transportation Group1.4K$155,019
11Human Resources Management Group1.1K$111,079
12Engineering and Architecture Group1K$129,882
13Investigation Group675$102,532
14Information and Arts Group645$128,107
15Physical Sciences Group597$124,046

Top 10 Occupations by Employee Count

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