How much does a Search Manager make in NM?

As of March 01, 2025, the average annual salary for a Search Manager in New Mexico is $163,300. Salary.com reports that pay typically ranges from $148,002 to $182,099, with most professionals earning between $134,073 and $199,215.

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$148,002 to $182,099
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Location Avg. Salary Date Updated
Location Sunland Park, NM Avg. Salary $154,267 Date Updated March 01, 2025
Location Abiquiu, NM Avg. Salary $164,717 Date Updated March 01, 2025
Location Alamogordo, NM Avg. Salary $157,986 Date Updated March 01, 2025
Location Albuquerque, NM Avg. Salary $166,488 Date Updated March 01, 2025
Location Alcalde, NM Avg. Salary $164,717 Date Updated March 01, 2025
Location Algodones, NM Avg. Salary $164,362 Date Updated March 01, 2025
Location Alto, NM Avg. Salary $155,330 Date Updated March 01, 2025
Location Amalia, NM Avg. Salary $164,717 Date Updated March 01, 2025
Location Amistad, NM Avg. Salary $159,580 Date Updated March 01, 2025
Location Angel Fire, NM Avg. Salary $164,717 Date Updated March 01, 2025
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