Occupations in Middle Hill, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (Neighborhood)

Occupations#1

Percentage of the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Pittsburgh and Middle Hill
Middle Hill
Pittsburgh
0%5%10%15%CountAdministrativeFood ServicePersonal CareProductionSales and RelatedHealthcare SupportFacilitiesManagementHealthcare1TransportationEducation2ScienceConstruction3Repair4Social ServiceMaterial MovingBusiness5LegalHealth TechniciansComputers & MathEngineering6Entertainment7Fire FightingLaw EnforcementFarming818.719807%12.375326%18.719807%18.7%12412511.835749%7.489356%11.835749%11.8%78799.903382%4.247005%9.903382%9.9%668.695652%2.926829%8.695652%8.7%587.125604%8.414139%7.125604%7.1%47486.400966%2.615928%6.400966%6.4%42434.830918%3.342685%4.830918%4.8%324.347826%8.680815%4.347826%4.3%294.347826%6.118354%4.347826%4.3%294.106280%2.421862%4.106280%4.1%273.623188%8.167266%3.623188%3.6%243.019324%2.302386%3.019324%3.0%202.898551%2.957193%2.898551%2.9%192.898551%1.478597%2.898551%2.9%192.536232%2.520875%2.536232%2.5%16171.690821%1.665401%1.690821%1.7%111.449275%6.293937%1.449275%1.4%9100.845411%1.887191%0.845411%0.8%560.724638%2.149906%0.724638%0.7%450.000000%0.000000%0.0%4.111027%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%1.984884%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%3.021882%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%1.802040%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%0.941945%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%0.083171%0
Count number of people employed in given occupation
1Health diagnosing and treating practitioners 2Education, training, and library 3Construction and extraction 4Installation, maintenance, and repair 5Business and finance 6Engineering and architecture 7Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media 8Farming, fishing, and forestry

Relative Occupations#2

Percentage more or less common in Middle Hill than in Pittsburgh, among the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Pittsburgh and Middle Hill
Less Common
More Common
100%0%100%%ref.ProductionHealthcare SupportPersonal CareRepair1TransportationFood ServiceAdministrativeFacilitiesScienceMaterial MovingSocial ServiceConstruction2Sales and RelatedHealthcare3ManagementLegalEducation4Health TechniciansBusiness5Computers & MathEngineering6Entertainment7Fire FightingLaw EnforcementFarming8197.101449%197.101449%197.1%8.696%8.70%2.927%2.93%144.691994%144.691994%144.7%6.401%6.40%2.616%2.62%133.185080%133.185080%133.2%9.903%9.90%4.247%4.25%96.033903%96.033903%96.0%2.899%2.90%1.479%1.48%69.550536%69.550536%69.6%4.106%4.11%2.422%2.42%58.034264%58.034264%58.0%11.836%11.8%7.489%7.49%51.267182%51.267182%51.3%18.720%18.7%12.375%12.4%44.522098%44.522098%44.5%4.831%4.83%3.343%3.34%31.138888%31.138888%31.1%3.019%3.02%2.302%2.30%1.526344%1.526344%1.5%1.691%1.69%1.665%1.67%0.609178%0.609178%0.6%2.536%2.54%2.521%2.52%-1.983049%-1.983049%2.0%2.899%2.90%2.957%2.96%-15.313928%-15.313928%15.3%7.126%7.13%8.414%8.41%-28.937975%-28.937975%28.9%4.348%4.35%6.118%6.12%-49.914538%-49.914538%49.9%4.348%4.35%8.681%8.68%-55.202699%-55.202699%55.2%0.845%0.85%1.887%1.89%-55.637685%-55.637685%55.6%3.623%3.62%8.167%8.17%-66.294447%-66.294447%66.3%0.725%0.72%2.150%2.15%-76.973469%-76.973469%77.0%1.449%1.45%6.294%6.29%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%4.111%4.11%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%1.985%1.98%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%3.022%3.02%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%1.802%1.80%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%0.942%0.94%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%0.083%0.08%
% percentage of occupation in Middle Hill
ref. percentage of occupation in Pittsburgh
1Installation, maintenance, and repair 2Construction and extraction 3Health diagnosing and treating practitioners 4Education, training, and library 5Business and finance 6Engineering and architecture 7Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media 8Farming, fishing, and forestry

Sex Ratio by Occupation#3

Sex ratio by occupation among the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Pittsburgh and Middle Hill
Female Male
Pittsburgh
Middle Hill
3x2x1x0x1x2x3xFMProductionSocial ServiceFood ServicePersonal CareEducation1FacilitiesTransportationManagementAll OccupationsConstruction2-1.000000x-1.000000x-1.000000x3.000000x2.488592x3.000000x3.00x14154344-1.000000x-2.230964x-1.000000x2.000000x1.000000x2.000000x2.00x5611-1.000000x-1.000000x-1.000000x1.969697x1.077641x1.969697x1.97x262752-1.000000x-3.153648x-1.000000x1.102564x1.000000x1.102564x1.10x313435-1.142857x-1.274867x-1.142857x1.14x1.000000x1.000000x1.000000x121311-1.222222x-1.000000x-1.222222x1.22x1.000000x1.825893x1.000000x17181415-1.266667x-1.000000x-1.266667x1.27x1.000000x4.500750x1.000000x1512-1.769231x-1.000000x-1.769231x1.77x1.000000x1.244964x1.000000x181910-1.835616x-1.000000x-1.835616x1.84x1.000000x1.026689x1.000000x431432235-2.428571x-1.000000x-2.428571x2.43x1.000000x30.111111x1.000000x131456
F number of females employed in given occupation
M number of males employed in given occupation
1Education, training, and library 2Construction and extraction

Part Timers by Occupation#4

Part time and seasonal workers as a percentage of total workforce within an occupation.
Scope: population of Pittsburgh and Middle Hill
Middle Hill
Pittsburgh
0%50%100%PartFullBusiness1LegalHealth TechniciansProductionFood ServiceFacilitiesMaterial MovingSales and RelatedHealthcare SupportAll OccupationsConstruction2ScienceAdministrativeHealthcare3Repair4ManagementSocial ServiceEducation5Personal CareTransportation100.000000%18.311484%100.000000%100.0%9100100.000000%26.197971%100.000000%100.0%560100.000000%38.409579%100.000000%100.0%45075.000000%30.920162%75.000000%75.0%4344141546.938776%54.539045%46.938776%46.9%37414245.000000%45.853081%45.000000%45.0%1415171842.857143%35.869996%42.857143%42.9%45637.288136%45.249863%37.288136%37.3%1718293033.962264%40.827656%33.962264%34.0%14152829.227053%34.162184%29.227053%29.2%19547229.166667%35.803571%29.166667%29.2%56131420.000000%32.024083%20.000000%20.0%41620.000000%33.384894%20.000000%20.0%24259910016.666667%26.421405%16.666667%16.7%452416.666667%15.446429%16.666667%16.7%3160.000000%0.000000%0.0%15.451296%0290.000000%0.000000%0.0%27.310814%016170.000000%0.000000%0.0%41.420836%0240.000000%0.000000%0.0%51.367734%0660.000000%0.000000%0.0%45.434723%027
Part number of part time workers employed in given occupation
Full number of full time workers employed in given occupation
1Business and finance 2Construction and extraction 3Health diagnosing and treating practitioners 4Installation, maintenance, and repair 5Education, training, and library 6Engineering and architecture 7Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media 8Farming, fishing, and forestry

Median Income by Occupation#5

For the full-time year-round civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Pittsburgh and Middle Hill
Middle Hill
Pittsburgh
$0k$20k$40k$60k%CountSocial ServiceManagementEducation1Sales and RelatedAdministrativeAll OccupationsFacilitiesHealthcare SupportPersonal CareProductionFood ServiceTransportation$63,750.000000$37,755.000000$63,750.000000$63.8k2.536%2.54%1617$51,618.000000$60,355.000000$51,618.000000$51.6k4.348%4.35%29$40,714.000000$43,892.000000$40,714.000000$40.7k3.623%3.62%24$35,089.000000$41,284.000000$35,089.000000$35.1k7.126%7.13%4748$34,706.000000$34,262.000000$34,706.000000$34.7k18.720%18.7%124125$33,456.000000$42,434.000000$33,456.000000$33.5k100.000%100.0%667$23,214.000000$26,542.000000$23,214.000000$23.2k4.831%4.83%32$22,679.000000$27,794.000000$22,679.000000$22.7k6.401%6.40%4243$18,571.000000$25,630.000000$18,571.000000$18.6k9.903%9.90%66$16,667.000000$39,432.000000$16,667.000000$16.7k8.696%8.70%58$13,750.000000$23,252.000000$13,750.000000$13.8k11.836%11.8%7879$12,237.000000$33,118.000000$12,237.000000$12.2k4.106%4.11%27
% percent of the workforce employed in given occupation
Count number of people employed in given occupation
1Education, training, and library 2Business and finance 3Engineering and architecture 4Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media 5Health diagnosing and treating practitioners 6Farming, fishing, and forestry 7Construction and extraction 8Installation, maintenance, and repair

Occupations by Neighborhood in Pittsburgh

There are 91 neighborhoods in Pittsburgh. This section compares Middle Hill to all of the neighborhoods in Pittsburgh and to those entities that contain or substantially overlap with Middle Hill.

Management Occupations by Neighborhood#6

Percentage of the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Middle Hill, selected other neighborhoods in Pittsburgh, and entities that contain Middle Hill
0%5%10%15%Count#Strip District NeighborhoodStrip DistPoint Breeze North NeighborhoodPt Breeze NSquirrel Hill North NeighborhoodSquirrel Hl NDuquesne Heights NeighborhoodDuquesne HtsAllegheny West NeighborhoodAllegheny WAllegheny Center NeighborhoodAllegheny CtrCentral Business District NeighborhoodCntrl Business DistPoint Breeze NeighborhoodPoint BreezeSouthside Flats NeighborhoodSouthside FlatsSt. Clair NeighborhoodSt. ClairMt Oliver NeighborhoodMt OliverCentral Northside NeighborhoodCntrl NorthsidePerry North NeighborhoodPerry NorthGreenfield NeighborhoodGreenfieldAllegheny CountyAlleghenyRegent Square NeighborhoodRegent SquareBrookline NeighborhoodBrooklineNortheastManchester NeighborhoodManchesterChateau NeighborhoodChateauAllentown NeighborhoodAllentownLincoln Place NeighborhoodLincoln PlaceDormont NeighborhoodDormontMiddle AtlanticUnited States of AmericaUnited StatesSquirrel Hill South NeighborhoodSquirrel Hl SEast Allegheny NeighborhoodE AlleghenyNorth Shore NeighborhoodNorth ShorePittsburgh Metro AreaPittsburghEast Liberty NeighborhoodEast LibertyShadyside NeighborhoodShadysideMount Washington NeighborhoodMt WashingtonPennsylvaniaTroy Hill NeighborhoodTroy HillHerrs Island NeighborhoodHerrs IslandBrighton Heights NeighborhoodBrighton HtsBloomfield NeighborhoodBloomfieldPittsburghPittsburgh School DistrictPittsburghSwisshelm Park NeighborhoodSwisshelm PkUpper Hill NeighborhoodUpper HillChartiers City NeighborhoodChartiers CityFine View NeighborhoodFine ViewZIP Code 15219ZIP 15219Homewood South NeighborhoodHomewood S050100Tract 050100Middle Hill NeighborhoodMiddle HillOakwood NeighborhoodOakwoodBluff NeighborhoodBluffArlington Heights NeighborhoodArlington HtsHomewood West NeighborhoodHomewood WestNorthview Heights NeighborhoodNorthview HtsBedford Dwellings NeighborhoodBedford DwellingsCalifornia-Kirkbride NeighborhoodCalifornia-KirkbrideSouth Shore NeighborhoodSouth Shore19.645495%19.645495%19.6%99100118.031496%18.031496%18.0%249215.072423%15.072423%15.1%799800314.646792%14.646792%14.6%212414.036617%14.036617%14.0%42514.036617%14.036617%14.0%85613.868036%13.868036%13.9%302713.862069%13.862069%13.9%447813.241275%13.241275%13.2%602603912.790698%12.790698%12.8%101112.790698%12.790698%12.8%251011.539672%11.539672%11.5%1921211.529761%11.529761%11.5%2601310.482194%10.482194%10.5%4524531410.451240%10.451240%10.5%64,65264.7k10.417181%10.417181%10.4%541510.386494%10.386494%10.4%7151610.275627%10.275627%10.3%2,792,5972.79M10.268270%10.268270%10.3%1121710.268270%10.268270%10.3%121810.153506%10.153506%10.2%89901910.143043%10.143043%10.1%1402010.052219%10.052219%10.1%5272110.051494%10.051494%10.1%1,980,8671.98M10.035605%10.035605%10.0%14,852,82814.9M10.008616%10.008616%10.0%777778229.855951%9.855951%9.9%126239.855951%9.855951%9.9%18249.785115%9.785115%9.8%112,393112k9.698130%9.698130%9.7%279259.670544%9.670544%9.7%821822269.524129%9.524129%9.5%521279.488768%9.488768%9.5%573,472573k9.237875%9.237875%9.2%137138289.237875%9.237875%9.2%89299.168459%9.168459%9.2%333334308.995393%8.995393%9.0%479328.680815%8.680815%8.7%13,15113.2k8.634939%8.634939%8.6%13,19613.2k8.445040%8.445040%8.4%6465397.473842%7.473842%7.5%58456.288952%6.288952%6.3%16515.864993%5.864993%5.9%3536585.308251%5.308251%5.3%2855.079916%5.079916%5.1%3637644.347826%4.347826%4.3%364.347826%4.347826%4.3%29684.066059%4.066059%4.1%22702.814259%2.814259%2.8%4546771.921397%1.921397%1.9%23830.352113%0.352113%0.4%01860.000000%0.000000%0.0%0870.000000%0.000000%0.0%0880.000000%0.000000%0.0%0890.000000%0.000000%0.0%090

Management Income by Neighborhood#31

Median income for the full-time year-round civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Middle Hill, selected other neighborhoods in Pittsburgh, and entities that contain Middle Hill
$0k$100k%Count#Central Business District NeighborhoodCntrl Business DistSquirrel Hill North NeighborhoodSquirrel Hl NHighland Park NeighborhoodHighland ParkHazelwood NeighborhoodHazelwoodHays NeighborhoodHaysRegent Square NeighborhoodRegent SquarePolish Hill NeighborhoodPolish HillCentral Northside NeighborhoodCntrl NorthsideStrip District NeighborhoodStrip DistPoint Breeze NeighborhoodPoint BreezeNortheastSwisshelm Park NeighborhoodSwisshelm PkMiddle AtlanticSquirrel Hill South NeighborhoodSquirrel Hl SSummer Hill NeighborhoodSummer HillSouthside Flats NeighborhoodSouthside FlatsCentral Lawrenceville NeighborhoodCntrl LawrencevilleBeechview NeighborhoodBeechviewAllegheny CountyAlleghenyUnited States of AmericaUnited StatesPittsburgh Metro AreaPittsburghPennsylvaniaManchester NeighborhoodManchesterChateau NeighborhoodChateauPerry North NeighborhoodPerry NorthStanton Heights NeighborhoodStanton HtsBrighton Heights NeighborhoodBrighton HtsNorth Oakland NeighborhoodNorth OaklandWestwood NeighborhoodWestwoodRidgemont NeighborhoodRidgemontShadyside NeighborhoodShadysideLincoln Place NeighborhoodLincoln PlacePittsburghPittsburgh School DistrictPittsburghBanksville NeighborhoodBanksvilleAllegheny Center NeighborhoodAllegheny CtrAllegheny West NeighborhoodAllegheny WTroy Hill NeighborhoodTroy HillArlington NeighborhoodArlingtonZIP Code 15219ZIP 15219Sheraden NeighborhoodSheradenBrookline NeighborhoodBrooklinePerry South NeighborhoodPerry SouthMiddle Hill NeighborhoodMiddle Hill050100Tract 050100Oakwood NeighborhoodOakwoodBloomfield NeighborhoodBloomfieldLower Lawrenceville NeighborhoodLower LawrencevilleSouthside Slopes NeighborhoodSouthside SlopesBon Air NeighborhoodBon AirKnoxville NeighborhoodKnoxvilleTerrace Village NeighborhoodTer VlgWest Oakland NeighborhoodWest OaklandEsplen NeighborhoodEsplenBluff NeighborhoodBluff$160,714.000000$160,714.000000$160.7k13.868%13.9%3021$114,085.437083$114,085.437083$114.1k15.072%15.1%7998002$103,062.165519$103,062.165519$103.1k9.015%9.01%3063073$90,536.000000$90,536.000000$90.5k3.503%3.50%494$90,536.000000$90,536.000000$90.5k5.396%5.40%895$89,538.169110$89,538.169110$89.5k10.417%10.4%546$88,125.000000$88,125.000000$88.1k8.285%8.28%69707$87,216.877034$87,216.877034$87.2k11.540%11.5%1928$82,440.000000$82,440.000000$82.4k19.645%19.6%991009$81,973.297988$81,973.297988$82.0k13.862%13.9%44710$81,877.000000$81,877.000000$81.9k10.276%10.3%2,792,5972.79M$81,875.000000$81,875.000000$81.9k8.445%8.45%646511$81,461.000000$81,461.000000$81.5k10.051%10.1%1,980,8671.98M$80,871.363406$80,871.363406$80.9k10.009%10.0%77777812$79,167.000000$79,167.000000$79.2k2.208%2.21%121313$78,400.089180$78,400.089180$78.4k13.241%13.2%60260314$77,207.345806$77,207.345806$77.2k7.110%7.11%19719815$75,942.155280$75,942.155280$75.9k5.423%5.42%22022116$73,275.000000$73,275.000000$73.3k10.451%10.5%64,65264.7k$72,586.000000$72,586.000000$72.6k10.036%10.0%14,852,82814.9M$72,540.000000$72,540.000000$72.5k9.785%9.79%112,393112k$72,380.000000$72,380.000000$72.4k9.489%9.49%573,472573k$72,344.000000$72,344.000000$72.3k10.268%10.3%11217$72,344.000000$72,344.000000$72.3k10.268%10.3%1218$68,326.381171$68,326.381171$68.3k11.530%11.5%26019$67,498.375721$67,498.375721$67.5k8.902%8.90%21720$65,727.043209$65,727.043209$65.7k9.168%9.17%33333421$65,394.522861$65,394.522861$65.4k5.533%5.53%20922$64,500.000000$64,500.000000$64.5k7.079%7.08%11011123$64,500.000000$64,500.000000$64.5k7.079%7.08%1724$63,697.061528$63,697.061528$63.7k9.671%9.67%82182225$60,903.000000$60,903.000000$60.9k10.143%10.1%14026$60,355.000000$60,355.000000$60.4k8.681%8.68%13,15113.2k$60,338.000000$60,338.000000$60.3k8.635%8.63%13,19613.2k$60,188.264297$60,188.264297$60.2k8.656%8.66%22627$60,125.000000$60,125.000000$60.1k14.037%14.0%8528$60,125.000000$60,125.000000$60.1k14.037%14.0%4229$59,926.000000$59,926.000000$59.9k9.238%9.24%13713830$59,375.000000$59,375.000000$59.4k1.921%1.92%1934$54,875.000000$54,875.000000$54.9k5.308%5.31%285$54,869.716161$54,869.716161$54.9k4.538%4.54%10240$54,183.129008$54,183.129008$54.2k10.386%10.4%71541$52,890.867472$52,890.867472$52.9k7.535%7.53%12646$51,618.000000$51,618.000000$51.6k4.348%4.35%2948$51,618.000000$51,618.000000$51.6k4.348%4.35%36$50,627.838523$50,627.838523$50.6k4.066%4.07%2251$45,282.902863$45,282.902863$45.3k8.995%9.00%47957$41,985.000000$41,985.000000$42.0k8.761%8.76%12963$39,093.145544$39,093.145544$39.1k5.143%5.14%14168$36,667.000000$36,667.000000$36.7k5.931%5.93%2574$35,568.000000$35,568.000000$35.6k6.225%6.22%828376$33,333.000000$33,333.000000$33.3k2.709%2.71%2977$33,333.000000$33,333.000000$33.3k8.189%8.19%7378$30,417.000000$30,417.000000$30.4k3.349%3.35%479$13,750.000000$13,750.000000$13.8k2.814%2.81%454680
% percent of the workforce employed in given occupation
Count number of people employed in given occupation
# rank of neighborhood out of 80 by income in given occupation

Definitions

An occupation describes the kind of work a person does on the job. On this page, all employed persons are categorized into one of the following occupations (bolded terms are used in the charts and maps on this page):

  • Management, business, science, and arts occupations:
    • Management, business, and financial occupations:
      • Management: Management occupations
      • Business: Business and financial operations occupations
    • Computer, engineering, and science occupations:
      • Computers & Math: Computer and mathematical occupations
      • Engineering: Architecture and engineering occupations
      • Science: Life, physical, and social science occupations
    • Education, legal, community service, arts, and media occupations:
      • Social Service: Community and social service occupations
      • Legal: Legal occupations
      • Education: Education, training, and library occupations
      • Entertainment: Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media occupations
    • Healthcare practitioners and technical occupations:
      • Healthcare: Health diagnosing and treating practitioners and other technical occupations
      • Health Technicians: Health technologists and technicians
  • Service occupations:
    • Healthcare Support: Healthcare support occupations
    • Protective service occupations:
      • Fire Fighting: Fire fighting and prevention, and other protective service workers including supervisors
      • Law Enforcement: Law enforcement workers including supervisors
    • Food Service: Food preparation and serving related occupations
    • Facilities: Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance occupations
    • Personal Care: Personal care and service occupations
  • Sales and office occupations:
    • Sales and Related: Sales and related occupations
    • Administrative: Office and administrative support occupations
  • Natural resources, construction, and maintenance occupations:
    • Farming: Farming, fishing, and forestry occupations
    • Construction: Construction and extraction occupations
    • Repair: Installation, maintenance, and repair occupations
  • Production, transportation, and material moving occupations:
    • Production: Production occupations
    • Transportation: Transportation occupations
    • Material Moving: Material moving occupations

Unlike the other geographical entities detailed on this site, neighborhoods are not recognized by the U.S. Census Bureau. To overcome this we have computed reasonable estimates of the same statistics that are presented for other the entity types. Each statistic is computed as the weighted sum or average of the census tracts or block groups that overlap the neighborhood. A weighted sum is used for counts of people or households, and a weighted average is used for statistics that are themselves some form of average, such as median household income. Census block groups are preferred when the statistic in question is available on the block group level. The weight for a given tract (or block group) is computed as the population of the census tabulation blocks that occupy the intersection between the tract and the neighborhood as a fraction of the total population of the neighborhood.

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State:
Pennsylvania
County:
Allegheny
Metro Area:
Pittsburgh Area
City:
Pittsburgh
ZIP Code:
15219
Unified School District:
Pittsburgh
Congressional District:
PA-14
State Senate District:
PA-42
State House District:
PA-19
Neighboring Neighborhoods:
Bedford Dwellings, Crawford Roberts, Terrace Village, Upper Hill
Nearby Neighborhoods:
Bluff, East Allegheny, Herrs Island, Lower Lawrenceville, North Oakland, Oakland, Polish Hill, Strip District, Troy Hill, West Oakland