Science & Research Connecticut
Science & Research salary in Connecticut
Typical pay
$93,900a year
Most Science & Researches earn $78k to $136k a year
From 112 current job postings, updated Nov 11, 2026 Pay that employers list in their job postings
The median Science & Research salary in Connecticut is $93,900 a year. Most job postings pay $78,300 to $136,100. From 112 current job postings, updated Nov 11, 2026.
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Typical pay by city in Connecticut
Back to the whole USConnecticut
$94k typical, most $78k to $136k
| Bridgeport, CT | $103k | $87k to $120k | 31 |
|---|---|---|---|
| New Haven, CT | $102k | $78k to $140k | 32 |
| Norwich, CT | $88k | $50k to $141k | 12 |
| Hartford, CT | $86k | $74k to $108k | 29 |
| Waterbury, CT | – | – | 6 |
Pay advertised in current postings, per year. Postings are those that list pay.
Pay by experience level
What most job postings pay at each stage. The dot is typical pay.
- Starting out 21 job postings$45k $70k
Typical: $52k
Most new hires start near the low end.
- Experienced 31 job postings$79k $123k
Typical: $89k
- Senior 23 job postings$100k $151k
Typical: $119k
- Lead or manager 4 job postings
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Experienced: most postings pay $79k to $123k a year, typically $89k.
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Pay by employer and level
Typical yearly pay at the employers with the most postings that list pay. A dash means fewer than 10 of their postings at that level list pay.
| Employer | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Actalent Services | $75k | – | – | – | – |
How much does a Science & Research make in Connecticut?
Employers hiring now typically offer $93,900 a year for Science & Research roles in Connecticut. These numbers come from the pay employers list in their job postings, so they show what is on offer today rather than what people earned last year. We only show a number when at least 10 postings list pay.
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