Engineer salary in Illinois
Typical advertised pay for Engineer roles in Illinois, from real job postings on FindRole.
Median advertised base salary
$180,500
Most postings fall between $123,250 and $261,950.
Based on 32 postings across 7 companies. Updated September 15, 2026.
As of September 2026, the median advertised base salary for Engineer roles in Illinois is $180,500, based on 32 live job postings from 7 employers tracked by FindRole.
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Top companies hiring Engineers
- AbbVie 9 postings · median $140,000
- Capital One Financial 6 postings · median $275,050
- Early Warning Services 6 postings · median $191,250
- Invenergy 5 postings · median $115,000
- Elevance Health 3 postings · median $318,230
- Balyasny Asset Management 2 postings · median $176,250
- MongoDB 1 postings · median $224,000
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Create a free accountThese figures are the midpoint of the advertised salary range on real Engineer job postings indexed by FindRole — employer-stated base pay, not total compensation (they exclude equity and bonuses), and they reflect the roles we index rather than the whole market. A guide, not a guarantee.