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| Average Salary: | $110,100 |
| Salary Range: (10th – 90th Percentile) | $63,170 – $168,530 |
| Median Salary: $105,360 | Wage Mean: $52.93 |
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS)
Extremes, climate, geography, and scale shape Alaska’s project economy. From oil pipelines to hospital expansions and public infrastructure reaching remote regions, Project Managers here face high-stakes coordination. A recognized certification like PMP® or CAPM® helps signal your readiness to lead.
Whether you’re managing capital works through Alaska DOT&PF, building clinical systems with Alaska Native Health organizations, or scaling utility projects for firms like HDR, a PMI-backed credential proves you bring consistency and capability.
The pay reflects the challenge: Project Managers in Anchorage average ~$120,807/year, according to Glassdoor, while senior roles exceed $131,000/year statewide. Salary.com lists Project Management Manager salaries at ~$158,930/year.
Our training program includes full PMI® contact hours (35 for PMP®, 23 for CAPM®), practice exams, live instruction, and support. Take the exam remotely or in-person testing options through OnVUE or Pearson VUE centers in Alaska.
Current as of: February 2026
State of Alaska / state agencies: infrastructure, resource management, public programs
Alaska Native Corporations & Tribal Health Organizations: healthcare and regional development (e.g. Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium)
Construction & Engineering Firms: major civil, marine, and environmental contractors working in Alaska (HDR is one example)
PMI Alaska Chapter – “Project Everest: Reaching New Heights in Project Management”
Full-day workshop | speaker: Alan Mallory | skill development track
Event Page → PMI Alaska
PMI Alaska Chapter – “Navigating Large Capital Projects in Uncertain Times”
September 19, 2025 | 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM | Anchorage
Featuring project leadership on a $257M health facility expansion
Event Info → PMI AK Calendar
“Leading infrastructure and resource projects in Alaska is tough, but PMP gave me the language, visibility, and confidence to lead cross-discipline teams under pressure.”
— Morgan K., Program Lead, Anchorage
PMP® & CAPM® Certification Training Courses in Alaska
Our PMP® Certification Training Program is PMI® Authorized with a 92% first-time pass rate—start your 7-day free trial today; cancel anytime.
CAPM® Certification Training Program: Get the 23 PMI®-required contact hours for CAPM®—start your 7-day free trial now; cancel anytime.
Project Management Salary in Alaska
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| Average Salary: | $110,100 |
| Salary Range: (10th – 90th Percentile) | $63,170 – $168,530 |
| Median Salary: $105,360 | Wage Mean: $52.93 |
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS)
Extremes, climate, geography, and scale shape Alaska’s project economy. From oil pipelines to hospital expansions and public infrastructure reaching remote regions, Project Managers here face high-stakes coordination. A recognized certification like PMP® or CAPM® helps signal your readiness to lead.
Whether you’re managing capital works through Alaska DOT&PF, building clinical systems with Alaska Native Health organizations, or scaling utility projects for firms like HDR, a PMI-backed credential proves you bring consistency and capability.
The pay reflects the challenge: Project Managers in Anchorage average ~$120,807/year, according to Glassdoor, while senior roles exceed $131,000/year statewide. Salary.com lists Project Management Manager salaries at ~$158,930/year.
Our training program includes full PMI® contact hours (35 for PMP®, 23 for CAPM®), practice exams, live instruction, and support. Take the exam remotely or in-person testing options through OnVUE or Pearson VUE centers in Alaska.
Current as of: February 2026
State of Alaska / state agencies: infrastructure, resource management, public programs
Alaska Native Corporations & Tribal Health Organizations: healthcare and regional development (e.g. Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium)
Construction & Engineering Firms: major civil, marine, and environmental contractors working in Alaska (HDR is one example)
PMI Alaska Chapter – “Project Everest: Reaching New Heights in Project Management”
Full-day workshop | speaker: Alan Mallory | skill development track
Event Page → PMI Alaska
PMI Alaska Chapter – “Navigating Large Capital Projects in Uncertain Times”
September 19, 2025 | 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM | Anchorage
Featuring project leadership on a $257M health facility expansion
Event Info → PMI AK Calendar
“Leading infrastructure and resource projects in Alaska is tough, but PMP gave me the language, visibility, and confidence to lead cross-discipline teams under pressure.”
— Morgan K., Program Lead, Anchorage
