Job title summary for State of California
Page 72 of 75
| Job title | Count | Avg Regular pay | Avg Overtime pay | Avg Other pay | Avg Total pay | Avg Benefits | Avg Total pay & benefits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SUPERVISING TOXICOLOGIST | 1 | $101,369.36 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $101,369.36 | $41,469.79 | $142,839.15 |
| CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER | 1 | $161,290.72 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $161,290.72 | $29,929.60 | $191,220.32 |
| CHIEF, RESTORATIVE CARE SERVICE | 3 | $82,697.38 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $82,697.38 | $30,154.41 | $112,851.79 |
| SUPERVISING TRANSPORTATION PROGRAMS CONSULTANT, DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION | 1 | $78,258.12 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $78,258.12 | $25,044.41 | $103,302.53 |
| SENIOR OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST | 7 | $75,707.47 | $34.63 | -$1.92 | $75,740.18 | $29,051.94 | $104,792.12 |
| CONSUMER AFFAIRS REPRESENTATIVE, PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION | 29 | $50,685.94 | $0.00 | -$4.04 | $50,681.90 | $20,687.11 | $71,369.01 |
| ASSISTANT TELECOMMUNICATIONS ENGINEER | 7 | $79,720.18 | $2,179.94 | -$4.52 | $81,895.60 | $30,196.51 | $112,092.12 |
| COSMETOLOGY EXAMINER I | 9 | $43,939.27 | $0.00 | -$4.92 | $43,934.35 | $17,741.03 | $61,675.38 |
| ACTUARIAL ASSISTANT, CALPERS | 7 | $50,407.50 | $124.86 | -$6.51 | $50,525.84 | $19,239.69 | $69,765.53 |
| DIGITAL COMPOSITION SPECIALIST I | 15 | $42,454.18 | $97.96 | -$6.99 | $42,545.15 | $19,477.56 | $62,022.71 |
| SENIOR LABORATORY ASSISTANT | 22 | $32,324.56 | $11.77 | -$7.68 | $32,328.65 | $17,530.69 | $49,859.35 |
| ASSOCIATE ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNER (ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY) | 17 | $59,070.58 | $36.04 | -$9.37 | $59,097.25 | $21,862.92 | $80,960.17 |
| PRINTING PLANT MACHINIST | 4 | $59,103.24 | $14,128.04 | -$9.40 | $73,221.88 | $24,252.56 | $97,474.44 |
| ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR HORIZONTAL INTEGRATION | 1 | $107,822.44 | $0.00 | -$11.47 | $107,810.97 | $39,978.71 | $147,789.68 |
| PUBLIC LAND MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST II | 3 | $49,291.75 | $0.00 | -$12.12 | $49,279.63 | $13,562.73 | $62,842.37 |
| AUDITOR I | 59 | $32,064.73 | $291.25 | -$12.30 | $32,343.67 | $12,738.55 | $45,082.22 |
| SECRETARY TO STAFF COUNSEL I | 2 | $48,895.47 | $0.00 | -$12.61 | $48,882.86 | $18,439.28 | $67,322.14 |
| TEACHER (EMOTIONALLY/LEARNING HANDICAPPED) (CORRECTIONAL FACILITY) | 14 | $89,848.19 | $0.00 | -$13.02 | $89,835.17 | $23,950.41 | $113,785.58 |
| DENTAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, CORRECTIONAL FACILITY | 7 | $46,901.86 | $127.45 | -$13.28 | $47,016.03 | $19,818.86 | $66,834.88 |
| ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNER (ARCHEOLOGY) | 6 | $35,446.66 | $262.32 | -$14.14 | $35,694.85 | $10,585.38 | $46,280.22 |
| SUPERVISING TAX AUDITOR I BOARD OF EQUALIZATION | 14 | $72,141.74 | $168.86 | -$14.26 | $72,296.34 | $31,135.76 | $103,432.11 |
| DIGITAL PRINT OPERATOR I | 19 | $35,136.47 | $186.96 | -$14.40 | $35,309.04 | $17,599.42 | $52,908.46 |
| TEACHER, STATE HOSPITALS (LEARNING HANDICAPPED, MENTALLY DISABLED) | 10 | $71,172.44 | $0.00 | -$18.37 | $71,154.07 | $22,860.74 | $94,014.80 |
| MINERAL AND LAND AUDITOR SPECIALIST IV (SPECIALIST) | 4 | $65,267.51 | $0.00 | -$19.01 | $65,248.50 | $11,806.34 | $77,054.84 |
| SOLICITOR GENERAL | 1 | $157,254.66 | $0.00 | -$19.17 | $157,235.49 | $42,242.87 | $199,478.36 |
| TAX TECHNICIAN I, BOARD OF EQUALIZATION | 122 | $29,272.78 | $180.49 | -$19.29 | $29,433.99 | $11,322.13 | $40,756.11 |
| STAFF SERVICES MANAGEMENT AUDITOR | 110 | $48,657.07 | $34.18 | -$20.50 | $48,670.74 | $14,402.14 | $63,072.89 |
| CONSUMER ASSISTANCE TECHNICIAN | 2 | $34,267.42 | $0.00 | -$20.74 | $34,246.68 | $19,241.36 | $53,488.04 |
| CASE ASSISTANT-HCRC | 5 | $36,311.54 | $768.75 | -$20.75 | $37,059.54 | $13,775.92 | $50,835.47 |
| DISASTER ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS SPECIALIST II | 12 | $61,792.83 | $2,545.29 | -$21.26 | $64,316.86 | $28,330.78 | $92,647.65 |
| ASSISTANT BOUNDARY DETERMINATION OFFICER | 3 | $65,413.96 | $1,867.32 | -$21.78 | $67,259.50 | $27,680.43 | $94,939.93 |
| COMMUNITY PROGRAM SPECIALIST I | 9 | $49,320.34 | $1,359.16 | -$22.02 | $50,657.48 | $20,136.52 | $70,794.00 |
| ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE | 1 | $76,378.60 | $0.00 | -$22.79 | $76,355.81 | $34,299.73 | $110,655.54 |
| DEPUTY DIRECTOR, DIGITAL EDUCATION | 1 | $101,902.40 | $0.00 | -$22.92 | $101,879.48 | $41,741.06 | $143,620.54 |
| PSYCHIATRIC TECHNICIAN APPRENTICE | 15 | $21,300.40 | $61.49 | -$23.71 | $21,338.18 | $5,843.56 | $27,181.74 |
| LABOR RELATIONS COUNSEL I | 3 | $50,878.95 | $0.00 | -$26.81 | $50,852.14 | $16,415.01 | $67,267.15 |
| OFFICE TECHNICIAN I | 1 | $23,869.74 | $0.00 | -$28.28 | $23,841.46 | $12,978.96 | $36,820.42 |
| INVESTIGATIVE AUDITOR III, DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE | 14 | $62,527.49 | $335.10 | -$29.42 | $62,833.16 | $23,962.51 | $86,795.67 |
| RIGHT OF WAY AGENT | 33 | $49,468.59 | $147.35 | -$29.56 | $49,586.38 | $19,636.31 | $69,222.68 |
| PRODUCTS MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST, PRISON INDUSTRIES | 4 | $65,626.18 | $0.00 | -$31.04 | $65,595.15 | $24,507.58 | $90,102.73 |
| AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN III | 3 | $45,803.27 | $20.33 | -$33.82 | $45,789.78 | $14,916.58 | $60,706.35 |
| ASSISTANT LAW LIBRARIAN II | 4 | $52,764.48 | $0.00 | -$34.12 | $52,730.35 | $21,121.96 | $73,852.31 |
| ASSISTANT LAW LIBRARIAN I | 2 | $30,522.64 | $0.00 | -$34.80 | $30,487.84 | $8,056.55 | $38,544.39 |
| SUPERVISING AV/VIDEO TECHNICIAN | 1 | $60,557.94 | $0.00 | -$35.16 | $60,522.78 | $33,516.00 | $94,038.78 |
| SENIOR AGRICULTURAL BIOLOGICAL TECHNICIAN | 10 | $48,064.79 | $0.00 | -$35.24 | $48,029.55 | $19,317.69 | $67,347.24 |
| ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TO BOARD MEMBER | 4 | $63,980.72 | $0.00 | -$35.82 | $63,944.89 | $25,929.70 | $89,874.60 |
| REHABILITATION THERAPIST, STATE FACILITIES (DANCE-SAFETY) | 8 | $59,566.27 | $90.03 | -$36.60 | $59,619.70 | $20,714.72 | $80,334.42 |
| SUPERVISING COUNSELOR, SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND | 5 | $47,977.12 | $3,109.17 | -$37.06 | $51,049.23 | $24,588.86 | $75,638.09 |
| ACTUARIAL ASSISTANT TRAINEE, CALPERS | 9 | $40,812.45 | $80.87 | -$37.38 | $40,855.93 | $13,468.38 | $54,324.31 |
| EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR/COLORADO RIVER BOARD | 2 | $95,590.38 | $0.00 | -$37.54 | $95,552.85 | $9,058.93 | $104,611.78 |
Note: The averages are designed to capture only those who have worked a full year, and excludes those who worked on a part-time, seasonal, or partial-year basis.