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Computer Operator I pay range
Commonwealth of Massachusetts · class code E14V07
- Class code
- E14V07
- Salary plan-grade
- 01A-14
- Pay unit
- Pay Period (Biweekly)
- Bargaining unit
- 01
- State
- Massachusetts
- The Commonwealth of Massachusetts published pay range for Computer Operator I is $2,121 to $2,896 per pay period (biweekly).
- That works out to about $55,157 to $75,291 a year at full time.
- Massachusetts Human Resources Division (HRD) keys this classification as class code E14V07.
- This is the range the plan authorises, not the salary of any individual employee.
The same range, converted
| Basis | Minimum | Maximum |
|---|---|---|
| Per two-week pay period | $2,121.44 | $2,895.82 |
| Per year at 26 pay periods | $55,157 | $75,291 |
Conversions are arithmetic on the published rate at a standard full-time basis. The plan publishes only the per pay period (biweekly) figure.
Where this comes from
Massachusetts Human Resources Division (HRD) publishes this figure in Executive Branch Bargaining Unit Job Codes (2026-08-18) and the bargaining unit salary charts. Every number on this page is read from that document; nothing is estimated, modelled or averaged.
Nearby classes in Massachusetts
Agricultral Land Use Agent $2,121 to $2,896Archivist II $2,121 to $2,896Assessing Clerk IV $2,121 to $2,896Assist Institution Treasurer $2,121 to $2,896Edp Entry Operator IV $2,121 to $2,896Mktg Prod Utilization Spec I $2,121 to $2,896Offset Duplicating Mach Opr II $2,121 to $2,896Receiving Teller II $2,121 to $2,896
Computer Operator I in other states
| State | Minimum | Maximum | Per year at full time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Colorado | $3,162 | $4,427 | $37,944 to $53,124 |
| Delaware | $35,267 | $52,901 | $35,267 to $52,901 |
| Florida | $34,760 | $44,994 | $34,760 to $44,994 |
| Hawaii | $3,900 | $5,768 | $46,800 to $69,216 |
| Maryland | $52,354 | $82,572 | $52,354 to $82,572 |
Each state publishes its own range for a classification with this exact title. Duties, grade structures and bargaining units differ between states, so read each class page before comparing.