Educational Services

Research Scientist compensation in Houston, TX

The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston · Compensation intelligence · Updated Oct 18, 2026

Explore Research Scientist compensation at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston. Explore pay measurements, sample coverage and company-specific levels.

Base salary · median$69,00010 samples · Houston, TX

Base salary · same cohort$69,000Matching base-pay statistic

Annual cash bonus · same cohort—Bonus amounts are not inferred from base wages

Individual wage records77Individual filings and approved reports; excludes aggregate statistics

BENCHMARK EVIDENCE

Pay figures you can check.

Selected supported source cohorts for The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Research Scientist in Houston, TX salaries. These are individual benchmarks, not an average across employers or levels.

Read data as Markdown

Research Scientist · The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston · Houston, TX

For Research Scientist at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston in Houston, TX, the median offered annual base wage is USD $69,000. The sample denominator is 10 offered-wage filings. Measurement period: FY 2026 filings. Benchmark year: 2026.

Wages.fyi calculates this median from available regulatory wage filings. Filings describe offered base wages, not realized employee earnings or total compensation. Bonus and equity are not inferred.

Coverage refreshed 2026-10-18. Refresh dates can differ from when compensation was earned or wages were offered.

View benchmark details Cite Wages.fyi

Only public source benchmarks with at least five samples and a disclosed median appear here. Samples can overlap and are never added into an employee total. Source sampling methods apply; published sample counts are not guaranteed to represent unique employees. Missing pay components stay undisclosed. Methodology.

Available compensation benchmarks

Annual USD benchmarks · comparable statistics remain separate

1 measurements

ROLE / LEVEL	TOTAL COMP	BASE SALARY	STOCK / YEAR	CASH BONUS	CONTEXT
Research ScientistLevel not disclosedHouston, TX	Not disclosedUSD · Median	$69,000	—	—	Offered base wage · filing cohort10 filingsFY 2026 filings · Oct 18, 2026

Compensation periods and geography may differ. Open a role for record details.

Compensation percentiles

Houston, TX · FY 2026 filings

Cash and equity, in context.

Each amount is the published statistic for this matching cohort. Components may not sum to total compensation.

Base salary$69,00010 samples

Cash bonus—Not disclosed

Annual equity—Not disclosed

Total compensation—Not disclosed

Methodology & record details

Attribution & freshness

Original links are retained. Public source aggregates are distinct from observations.

DOL · LCA1 benchmark records · refreshed Oct 18, 2026

Know the number behind the number.

Base wages, total compensation, source estimates, and employer ranges are measured separately. Sample counts and reporting periods travel with every benchmark.

Our methodology

EXPLORE THE DATA

Explore Research Scientist salaries in Houston, TX.

Research Scientist

Houston, TX · Base pay coverage

UNDERSTAND THIS COVERAGE

How to read The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Research Scientist pay data.

What is available?

1 supported pay benchmarks in Houston, TX. Base-pay benchmarks describe salary or offered wages; stock and bonus may be unavailable. Missing components stay undisclosed.

How current are the numbers?

This coverage was last refreshed Oct 18, 2026. Each row shows its own measurement period. A collection date can differ from the year when compensation was earned or a wage was offered.

Can I use this to compare an offer?

Match the employer, career level, currency and location first. Compare base pay separately from total compensation. Offered-wage filings, published salary ranges and compensation reports describe different populations. Build your offer comparison.

Public pay cohorts need at least five samples. Counts can overlap, so they are not added together into a worker total. Coverage reflects available records and does not represent every employer or employee. Read the methodology.