SATCS, National Operations Manager(MSS-3, Level-12)
U.S. Department of Transportation · Washington, District of Columbia
$203,972 - $228,000
Tailor & apply →Pay ranges below come from 34 current operations manager listings that disclose salary in Washington, DC, updated daily. We only show what employers actually post — never estimates.
Median base pay
from 34 disclosed ranges
$112,500/yr
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U.S. Department of Transportation · Washington, District of Columbia
$203,972 - $228,000
Tailor & apply →Federal Aviation Administration · Seatac, Washington
$181,308 - $228,000
Tailor & apply →Apex Technology, Inc. · Washington, District of Columbia
$180,000 - $220,000
Tailor & apply →Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts · Washington, District of Columbia
$169,292 - $209,600
Tailor & apply →Smithsonian Institution · Washington, District of Columbia
$169,279 - $197,200
Tailor & apply →U.S. Department of Justice · Washington, District of Columbia
$143,913 - $187,093
Tailor & apply →Seniority
Years of experience and scope are the biggest lever — senior operations manager roles routinely clear the top of the range above.
Company & industry
Larger and high-margin employers pay more for the same operations manager title than smaller or non-profit ones.
Local market
Cost of living and local demand shift Washington, DC offers up or down versus the national figure.
Based on 34 disclosed ranges in our current feed, the median is around $112,500 per year. Actual pay varies by experience, company, and specialty.
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