Project Management Specialists salary in Wyoming

Project Management Specialists in Wyoming earned a median annual wage of $95,730 in 2024, about 5.2% below the US median of $100,946. That gap is narrower than it looks once cost of living enters the picture. Wyoming's overall price index sits at 92.1, meaning goods and services cost roughly 8% less here than the national baseline. In purchasing-power terms, that $95,730 stretches closer to $103,900 in national-dollar equivalents, putting Wyoming workers slightly ahead of the US median in real terms.

The spread across the occupation is wide. Workers at the 10th percentile earned $55,730 last year. Those at the 90th earned $160,380. The top earners made about 2.9 times what the lowest earners made. That range reflects the seniority ladder and project scale in this role: an entry-level coordinator running a single workstream earns far less than a senior specialist overseeing multi-year capital projects. Wyoming's energy sector, which runs large, long-horizon extraction and infrastructure work, tends to sit toward the upper end of that ladder.

The mean annual wage of $104,030 sits about $8,300 above the median. A smaller group of higher earners pulls the average up, so the median is the more reliable reference point for most workers in this role.

BLS projects employment for Project Management Specialists to grow faster than average nationally between 2024 and 2034, at 5.6%. Wyoming's total employment in the occupation was 1,380 in 2024, a small base, so even modest growth in project-heavy industries could shift that number meaningfully in either direction.