Nuclear in Maryland: 1,144 workers, 18th-largest U.S. workforce
Maryland has 1,144 nuclear workers — 18th of 51 states (2.0% of U.S. total). Top role: Nuclear Engineer ($122,480 median).
View details →The U.S. nuclear sector employs 57,942 workers across 46 states in 2024. Biggest workforces: South Carolina (4,306), Illinois (4,209), and Pennsylvania (4,107). Browse state pages for wages, ranks, occupation mix, and O*NET skills.
Maryland has 1,144 nuclear workers — 18th of 51 states (2.0% of U.S. total). Top role: Nuclear Engineer ($122,480 median).
View details →1,316 nuclear jobs in Louisiana — 16th-largest U.S. workforce, 2.3% share. Nuclear is 4.2% of clean jobs in-state.
View details →Kansas has 1,082 nuclear workers — 20th of 51 states (1.9% of U.S. total). Nuclear is 4.3% of clean jobs in-state.
View details →122 nuclear jobs in Kentucky — 33rd nationally, 0.2% of U.S. total. Top role: Nuclear Engineer ($122,480 median).
View details →Iowa: 626 nuclear workers in 2024, 27th nationally (1.1% of U.S.). Nuclear is 2.1% of clean jobs in-state.
View details →Illinois's nuclear workforce: 4,209 jobs, 2nd-largest in the U.S. (7.3% share). Top role: Nuclear Engineer ($122,480 median).
View details →Florida has 1,142 nuclear workers — 19th of 51 states (2.0% of U.S. total). Top role: Nuclear Engineer ($122,480 median).
View details →2,805 nuclear jobs in Georgia — 8th-largest U.S. workforce, 4.8% share. Behind Michigan (3,060).
View details →1,197 nuclear jobs in Connecticut — 17th-largest U.S. workforce, 2.1% share. Behind Louisiana (1,316).
View details →119 nuclear jobs in District of Columbia — 34th nationally, 0.2% of U.S. total. Top role: Nuclear Engineer ($122,480 median).
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