Federal Employees in Texas

6.0% below national average

Federal Employees

74.6K

Average Salary

$110,035

2025 Separations

53.1K

Top Agencies

15

What DOGE Means for Texas

Military installations, NASA Johnson Space Center, and border security operations make Texas a critical federal employment hub. DOGE cuts here affect national defense and immigration enforcement.

Salary Comparison

Texas Average$110,035
National Average$117,113

Top Agencies

Top Occupations

Nurse
7.3K$135,084
Medical Support Assistance
3.1K$57,495
Miscellaneous Clerk and Assistant
2.6K$50,198
Information Technology Management
2.5K$137,375
Management and Program Analysis
2.4K$122,927
Contact Representative
2.4K$62,842
Miscellaneous Administration and Program
2.2K$112,399
Medical Officer
2K$302,567
Air Traffic Control
1.8K$163,283
Tax Examining
1.8K$54,076
Emergency Management Specialist
1.8K$89,523
Human Resources Management
1.7K$117,135
Social Insurance Administration
1.7K$103,391
Veterans Claims Examining
1.5K$90,499
Social Work
1.5K$119,781

Top Federal Occupations in Texas

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

#OccupationEmployeesAvg Salary
1Medical, Hospital, Dental, and Public Health Group21.9K$123,130
2General Administrative, Clerical, and Office Services Group9.1K$93,860
3Legal and Kindred Group6.5K$92,606
4Social Science, Psychology, and Welfare Group5.1K$112,132
5Accounting and Budget Group4.9K$89,997
6Engineering and Architecture Group3.7K$146,822
7Business and Industry Group3.2K$110,958
8Miscellaneous Occupations Group3.2K$96,503
9Transportation Group2.9K$146,046
10Information Technology Group2.5K$137,215
11Human Resources Management Group2K$113,910
12Biological Sciences Group1.4K$94,153
13Investigation Group1.2K$112,507
14General Services and Support Work Family925$43,317
15Physical Sciences Group714$123,599

Top 10 Occupations by Employee Count

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