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2007 average salary range: $84,750 – $116,000.
• The 2007 salary range is an increase of 2.2% over this job’s 2006 salary range, which was $82,750 – $113,750.
• The 2006 salary range was an increase of 2.6% over this job’s 2005 salary range, which was $81,250 – $110,250.
Note: Since these numbers are national averages, adjust them based on your area of the country.
Salary levels are – approximately – 7% to 20% higher in the Northeast; about average in the South Atlantic (Florida to Delaware); average to modestly lower in the Midwest and South; and 5% to 25% higher on the West coast.
IT salaries in large metropolitan areas are higher than the national average. For example, in following cities they are:
• Boston, MA: 24% higher
• Stamford, CT: 21% higher
• New York, NY: 50% higher
• Washington, DC: 26% higher
• Philadelphia, PA: 15% higher
• Atlanta, GA: 12% higher
• Miami, FL: 14% higher
• Chicago, IL: 23% higher
• Dallas/Houston, TX: 6% higher
• Irvine, CA: 25% higher
• Los Angeles, CA: 25% higher
• San Diego, CA: 15% higher
• San Francisco, CA: 30% higher
• San Jose, CA: 26% higher
• Seattle, WA: 15% higher
Also see: Top Five Fastest Growing IT Jobs
Salary data courtesy of Robert Half Technology. To request a copy of the complete Robert Half Salary Guide, which includes salary ranges for more than 60 different job titles, in the U.S. and Canada, click here.
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