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2022 Junior Software Engineer Salary in US (Updated Daily)

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Junior Software Engineer jobs in US

Junior Software Engineer

Honeybee Robotics

Houston, TX

9 months ago

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Junior Software Engineer

Honeybee Robotics

Pasadena

9 months ago

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Jr. Software Engineer – PMS

Enfusion

Chicago, IL

1 week ago

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Junior Software Engineer

Alloy

New York City, NY

7 months ago

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Jr. Software Engineer (J2EE)

JPMorgan Chase

Columbus, OH

1 week ago

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Junior Software Engineer

FATHOM5

Austin, TX

1 week ago

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Junior Software Engineer

Two Barrels LLC

Spokane, WA

3 weeks ago

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Staff/Senior/Junior Software Engineer – Developer Tooling, Processes, and Productivity

The Trade Desk

Orange County

1 week ago

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Junior Software Engineer Salary ranges

The most common Junior Software Engineer salary in US is between $90k – $100k.

Average Junior Software Engineer Salary by Company Size

People with the job title Junior Software Engineer make the most at companies with 1,000+ employees, earning $94,745 on average.

Junior Software Engineer Salary by gender

The average Junior Software Engineer salary for women is $88,378 and the average Junior Software Engineer salary for men is $85,616.

Junior Software Engineer Salary by Years of Experience

The average salary for a Junior Software Engineer with 7+ years of experience is $104,000. The average salary for <1 year of experience is $79,704.

Skills that affect Junior Software Engineer salaries in US

1

Javascript

1% have this skill

2

Java

1% have this skill

3

Python

0% have this skill

4

.NET

0% have this skill

5

Front-end

0% have this skill

6

C#

0% have this skill

Recent Junior Software Engineer salaries in US

$90,000

Yearly Salary

A Junior Software Engineer reported a yearly salary of $90,000

1-3 Years of Experience

Prefer not to say

51-200 Employees

Greater Denver Area

$125,000

Yearly Salary

A Software Engineer I reported a yearly salary of $125,000

1-3 Years of Experience

Prefer not to say

11-50 Employees

Los Angeles, CA

$90,000

Yearly Salary

A Applications Software Support reported a yearly salary of $90,000 with +$9,000 in additional cash compensation

3-5 Years of Experience

Prefer not to say

51-200 Employees

Greater Denver Area

$87,000

Yearly Salary

A Software Engineer reported a yearly salary of $87,000

< 1 Year of Experience

Female

201-500 Employees

Chicago, IL

$120,000

Yearly Salary

A Software engineer reported a yearly salary of $120,000 with +$20,000 in additional cash compensation

1-3 Years of Experience

Prefer not to say

1,000+ Employees

New York City, NY

$95,040

Yearly Salary

A Junior Software Engineer reported a yearly salary of $95,040

3-5 Years of Experience

Female

1,000+ Employees

New York City, NY

$110,250

Yearly Salary

A Junior Software Engineer reported a yearly salary of $110,250

1-3 Years of Experience

Female

1,000+ Employees

Chicago, IL

$120,000

Yearly Salary

A Robotics Software Engineer reported a yearly salary of $120,000

1-3 Years of Experience

Female

51-200 Employees

Greater Denver Area

$85,000

Yearly Salary

A Junior Web Developer reported a yearly salary of $85,000 with +$2,000 in additional cash compensation

1-3 Years of Experience

Female

11-50 Employees

Orange County

$155,333

Yearly Salary

A Software Engineer reported a yearly salary of $155,333 with +$45,000 in additional cash compensation

3-5 Years of Experience

Female

201-500 Employees

San Francisco, CA

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2022 Junior Software Engineer Salary in Los Angeles (Updated Daily)

Junior Software Engineer jobs in Los Angeles

Junior Embedded Software Engineer

Honeybee Robotics

Greater LA Area

1 week ago

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Junior/Mid-level Software Engineer – Data Engineering

The Trade Desk

Orange County

5 days ago

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Staff/Senior/Junior Software Engineer – Developer Tooling, Processes, and Productivity

The Trade Desk

Orange County

6 days ago

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Junior Software Engineer [Full Stack – mobile games]

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El Segundo

3 weeks ago

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Junior Software Engineer Salary ranges

The most common Junior Software Engineer salary in Los Angeles is between $100k – $110k.

Average Junior Software Engineer Salary by Company Size

People with the job title Junior Software Engineer make the most at companies with 11-50 employees, earning $115,000 on average.

Junior Software Engineer Salary by gender

The average Junior Software Engineer salary for women is $107,650 and the average Junior Software Engineer salary for men is $94,375.

Junior Software Engineer Salary by Years of Experience

The average salary for a Junior Software Engineer with <1 year of experience is $105,000.

Average Dev + Engineer salaries in Los Angeles

Job Title Average Salary Salary Range
Salesforce Developer $65,000

Min: $65K

Max: $65K

QA Analyst $78,000

Min: $50K

Max: $175K

Junior Software Engineer $101,212

Min: $70K

Max: $155K

Automation Engineer $103,500

Min: $80K

Max: $145K

Sales Engineer $103,729

Min: $70K

Max: $166K

Software Test Engineer $109,444

Min: $84K

Max: $140K

QA Engineer $113,155

Min: $70K

Max: $185K

Systems Engineer $121,500

Min: $65K

Max: $195K

Front End Developer $121,640

Min: $55K

Max: $200K

Hardware Engineer $123,478

Min: $63K

Max: $185K

Software Engineer $130,799

Min: $75K

Max: $235K

Android Developer $134,406

Min: $94K

Max: $230K

Game Developer $135,000

Min: $135K

Max: $135K

Database Administrator $135,250

Min: $105K

Max: $147K

iOS Developer $138,286

Min: $90K

Max: $185K

Security Engineer $139,831

Min: $85K

Max: $225K

QA Manager $142,875

Min: $86K

Max: $175K

DevOps Engineer $147,247

Min: $45K

Max: $220K

Data Engineer $148,777

Min: $78K

Max: $245K

Site Reliability Engineer $154,250

Min: $130K

Max: $205K

Data Architect $158,091

Min: $75K

Max: $240K

Senior Software Engineer $161,895

Min: $110K

Max: $230K

Machine Learning Engineer $162,625

Min: $127K

Max: $210K

Lead Software Engineer $168,210

Min: $120K

Max: $250K

Engineering Manager $175,711

Min: $125K

Max: $250K

Principal Software Engineer $181,043

Min: $120K

Max: $250K

Data Engineering Manager $186,100

Min: $130K

Max: $225K

CTO (Chief Technology Officer) $205,499

Min: $120K

Max: $280K

Director of Software Engineering $210,979

Min: $155K

Max: $300K

Vice President of Engineering $216,961

Min: $160K

Max: $325K

Skills that affect Junior Software Engineer salaries in Los Angeles

1

Javascript

1% have this skill

2

SQL

1% have this skill

3

Front-end

1% have this skill

4

Python

1% have this skill

5

Node. js

1% have this skill

6

DevOps

0% have this skill

Recent Junior Software Engineer salaries in Los Angeles

$105,600

Yearly Salary

A Sr. Specialist Software Engineer reported a yearly salary of $105,600 with +$9,504 in additional cash compensation

1-3 Years of Experience

Female

1,000+ Employees

Los Angeles

$110,000

Yearly Salary

A Junior Software Engineer reported a yearly salary of $110,000

3-5 Years of Experience

Prefer not to say

11-50 Employees

Los Angeles

$85,000

Yearly Salary

A Junior Software Engineer reported a yearly salary of $85,000

1-3 Years of Experience

Male

1,000+ Employees

Los Angeles

$125,000

Yearly Salary

A Junior Software Engineer reported a yearly salary of $125,000

< 1 Year of Experience

Prefer not to say

1,000+ Employees

Los Angeles

$110,000

Yearly Salary

A Front End Developer reported a yearly salary of $110,000

1-3 Years of Experience

Prefer not to say

1-10 Employees

Los Angeles

$100,000

Yearly Salary

A Robotics Engineer reported a yearly salary of $100,000

< 1 Year of Experience

Male

1-10 Employees

Los Angeles

$105,000

Yearly Salary

A Robotics Engineer reported a yearly salary of $105,000

1-3 Years of Experience

Male

1-10 Employees

Los Angeles

$100,000

Yearly Salary

A Junior Software Engineer reported a yearly salary of $100,000

1-3 Years of Experience

Prefer not to say

51-200 Employees

Los Angeles

$90,000

Yearly Salary

A Junior Software Engineer reported a yearly salary of $90,000

< 1 Year of Experience

Male

1,000+ Employees

Los Angeles

$93,000

Yearly Salary

A Junior Software Engineer reported a yearly salary of $93,000

1-3 Years of Experience

Male

51-200 Employees

Los Angeles

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Learn about junior software developer salaries • BUOM

Junior software developer salary can vary based on factors such as geography and level of experience. As a rule, junior developers work in this position for several years before moving up in position and income level. Also, the average salary you can earn usually increases as you gain experience and move up the corporate ladder. In this article, we will discuss how much a junior developer earns, including national and state averages, and what you can do to increase your potential income as a junior software developer.

What is a junior software developer?

A junior software engineer is a professional programmer who works as part of a larger development team to write and maintain code for computer programs and applications. They work under the direct supervision of a mid to senior lead developer. Junior developers typically focus on learning and mastering multiple coding languages, fixing minor bugs and bugs in programs, participating in programming pair mentoring, and training with senior developers.

How much does a junior software developer earn?

Junior software developers earn a national average of $65,508 per year although updated salaries can be found on Indeed. Each state has a different average salary that a junior developer can earn, with some states having averages significantly higher than the national average.

Junior software developer salary by state

The following information contains average wages by state for all 50 states. Please note that the average salary in the reports always fluctuates. For up-to-date salary information, enter the relevant region in the salary search field on Sure:

  • Alabama: $64,353/year

  • Alaska: $69,123/year.

  • Arizona: $65,779 per year.

  • Arkansas: 63,539dollars a year.

  • California: $74,254 per year.

  • Colorado: $73,796 per year.

  • Connecticut: $58,708 per year.

  • Delaware: $66,787 per year.

  • Florida: $68,615 per year.

  • Georgia: $63,997 per year.

  • Hawaii: $66,325 per year.

  • Idaho: $61,200/year

  • Illinois: $57,369 per year

  • Indiana: $69,495 per year.

  • Iowa: $65,071 per year.

  • Kansas: $62,839 per year.

  • Kentucky: $61,770 per year.

  • Louisiana: $67,581 per year.

  • Maine: $64,175 per year.

  • Maryland: $81,570/year

  • Massachusetts: $106,599/year

  • Michigan: $67,059 per year.

  • Minnesota: $59,452 per year

  • Mississippi: $60,931 per year.

  • Missouri: $61,552 per year.

  • Montana: $61,370 per year.

  • Nebraska: $64,350 per year.

  • Nevada: $66,323 per year.

  • New Hampshire: $60,751 per year.

  • New Jersey: $65,277 per year.

  • New Mexico: $64,982 per year.

  • New York: $62,659 per year.

  • North Carolina: $80,080 per year.

  • North Dakota: $65,815 per year.

  • Ohio: $58,109 per year

  • Oklahoma: $42,901 per year.

  • Oregon: $68,388 per year.

  • Pennsylvania: $73,278 per year.

  • Rhode Island: $67,042 per year.

  • South Carolina: $73,920 per year.

  • South Dakota: $62,959 per year.

  • Tennessee: $74,974 per year.

  • Texas: $69,012 per year.

  • Utah: $57,139 per year

  • Vermont: $64,563 per year.

  • Virginia: $62,027 per year.

  • Washington: $32.12 per year.

  • West Virginia: $61,918 per year.

  • Wisconsin: $101,702 per year.

  • Wyoming: $63,843 per year.

Ways to increase the salary of a junior software developer

Software development is a broad field used across industries, which means there is a lot of room for growth. Consider the following approaches to increase your potential income as a junior software developer:

  • Request a promotion or raise.

  • Get your degree.

  • Get professional certification.

  • Take part in vocational training.

  • Specialize in a subset.

Request a promotion or raise

As you gain experience as a junior developer, you will likely develop your skills and industry experience. With accumulated work experience, you increase your chances of a successful promotion or salary increase. Consider how you have fared in your current position and look at the salary levels for similar positions in your area. Using this information, you can get an idea of ​​how much you should be asking for as a raise and how much progress you should be aiming for.

Talk to your employer and tell them what you have contributed to the company, how you consistently exceed expectations, and how you plan to continue working after promotions and pay increases. Having this information available during discussions with your employer increases the chances that they will consider and approve your request.

Get a degree

One way to increase your earning potential as a junior developer is to get a degree. Most junior developer positions require a bachelor’s degree in computer science or another related field, so advancing in this career area may mean earning a master’s degree in a field such as computer science or computer engineering. In addition, a degree in your field can help you increase your industry knowledge, experience, and qualifications. All these factors contribute to the increase in the average wage.

Get a Professional Certification

Professional Certifications for Junior Software Developers are optional, but they enhance your skills and increase your earning potential. Consider the following developer certifications to improve your skills and potentially increase your salary:

  • Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer (MCSD) certification: Microsoft offers the MCSD certification, a mid-level certification available to developers in various subsets such as Windows Store apps and application lifecycle management.

  • Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) credential: Microsoft offers MTA credential for entry-level developers as a prerequisite for MCSD certification.

  • Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert (MCSE): This is an expert-level Microsoft certification available to developers, managers, and senior programmers.

  • Oracle Professional Certification (APEX): This certification is available to developers who specialize in the Oracle Application Express program.

  • Oracle Certified (OCP) MySQL. Similar to the Oracle APEX certification, the Oracle MySQL certification represents the qualifications and experience of a developer working with Oracle SQL software.

  • Certified Scrum Manager (CSM) credential: The CSM credential represents a developer’s qualifications and experience in managing Scrum in AGILE applications and is suitable for IT managers, software developers, and engineers.

  • Scrum Alliance Certified Scrum Developer (CSD): The Scrum Alliance offers CSD certification as an entry level certification for developers working primarily with AGILE applications.

  • Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification: The Project Management Institute (PMI) offers PMP certification to developers who want to move into management and project management positions in their industry.

  • Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) credential: CISM credential is available to developers who specialize in IT security applications and have at least five years of information security experience.

Participate in vocational training

Consider advancing your career and ultimately your earning potential by participating in continuing education courses or attending vocational training seminars that offer credits for certifications or other documents. Similarly, annual refresher seminars, especially in the tech industry, can be an effective way to keep abreast of industry trends, learn about new programs or applications as they become available, and develop new skills that will help you advance your career. As you move up the career ladder, you are likely to move into middle and management positions, which can mean higher average wages.

Specialize in a subset

Instead of focusing your developer skills on a wide range of programming concepts, consider specializing in a subset of programming and development. For example, you can specialize exclusively in Microsoft applications such as cloud network programming and in-house development for the Windows Store. Likewise, consider mastering Oracle or another in-demand business intelligence program. You will likely be able to find higher paying positions with a specific skill set and subset of knowledge, as employers are often looking for developers with experience in highly specialized niches.

How Much Does a Software Developer Get Paid?

Today, IT experts are in demand like never before. The job market is almost always packed with employers who are looking for people with knowledge in some area of ​​programming, be it software development or web development. I think it’s not even worth arguing that such demand could not but affect the popularity of these skills among potential employees. With such popularity, more and more people are becoming interested in the salary of various professions in this industry. Therefore, in this guide, we decided to talk about how much a software developer receives.

We’ll start by talking about the profession itself. First, let’s give a brief description of the work of a software developer and his responsibilities. Then, we will tell you how a software developer differs from a software engineer – many people very often confuse these two professions.

After that, we will touch on the different types of developers you can meet today. And finally, at the final moment, we will find out what is the average salary of a programmer in this field.

Contents

  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Different Types of Software Developers
  • 2.1. Entry Level Software Developer
  • 2. 2. Junior Software Developer
  • 2.3. Senior Software Developer
  • 3. Salary of Software Developer
  • 3.1. Entry Level Salary
  • 3.2. Junior Developer salary
  • 3.3. Senior Developer Salary
  • 4. Conclusion

Introduction

Before getting into the real numbers, we need to talk about the profession itself. To be honest, the title of this position has become some common phrase for programmers – people often use it when talking about technology or IT. Therefore, you should probably learn a few facts about this specialty in order to clear up this misunderstanding.

As the name implies, a software developer deals with what… software development . It’s simple, isn’t it? However, there is much more to this than you might think. A software developer has a whole list of different responsibilities that depend on his skills and experience. In addition to developing programs and systems, developers must manage existing ones, work closely with the team to ensure its stable operation. After all, the work of other people depends on the stable operation of the platform. As you can imagine, this is a job that almost never ends.

Now on to another topic. Even to this day, many people confuse software engineers with software engineers. In order for you to understand the difference between these two positions, you must know the following.

There is a very good way to look at these two professions. Remember this simple rule – a software engineer cannot work with software engineering, while software engineering for a software engineer is routine task. Simply put, software engineering is the process of creating a platform for a program, while software development is the process of working on the program itself. This is a very simplified version, but it should help you get the general idea.

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Various Types of Software Developers

As you probably know, almost every job in the IT world has a certain tag. Whether it’s web development or app building, you can see that almost every job has some kind of prefix next to it. Let’s look at a simple example so you can understand what we are talking about.

Suppose you decide to go to work as a mechanic. If you understand something about this or have even taken several courses, you can count on a job with the tag “ beginner ” or “ entry-level ”. Your colleagues and managers will keep a close eye on your work, and you are unlikely to receive a difficult task.

In contrast, if you had, for example, ten years of experience in this field, you could be promoted to a “junior” or “senior” mechanic. Based on your experience, you are more likely to qualify for a senior position, but many companies prefer to only give it to those who have worked in the company for a sufficiently long time without taking into account your previous experience.

As a senior mechanic, you would be given some of the toughest jobs, mentoring or even managing your team. Of course, your salary would be commensurate with your duties.

The same situation applies to the developer, and not only in the case of salary. A software developer can have various tags that determine the level of his workload, experience and, accordingly, salary. So, now we know what type a programmer is in this area, the salary was also slightly affected, however, we need to talk in more detail about each of them.

Entry Level Software Developer

An entry-level (entry-level) software developer is a person who has only recently entered the industry. Whether he studied development himself, took online courses, or graduated from the university in the relevant specialty, most likely this person has no work experience.

Therefore, the most important activity for the developer at this stage is the acquisition of experience. Although sometimes this position is taken by students who need to do an internship in a real company in order to successfully complete their studies.

Employers take this into account, so they select tasks that suit their skills and knowledge. These tasks most often consist of content management, error checking, team building, and so on.

As for what conditions a novice programmer receives, salary and benefits, then you most likely understand that this is not the biggest money. Although various data show high figures, you should understand that these are only approximate figures. We will talk about them in more detail a little later, but for now, let’s move on to the next group.

Junior Software Developer

The group of junior developers is both the most difficult and the most interesting for us. Many people rely on their salary when it comes to planning for the future. You might think that the average salary of a programmer in this group should reflect the overall average, but this is not at all the case. Why? You will learn about this a little later. Although at this point you should know that the causes can be both simple and complex.

With that said, a junior software developer is considered to be someone who already has some experience in the field of development, but is still far from being a master of his craft. Mostly this group consists of people who have already graduated from the university, have worked in some companies and want to find a stable job in order to really delve into the field of development.

Regarding the salary of a junior developer, we have already mentioned that this is a rather complicated topic. However, we will discuss it in a separate section, as there are some topics for discussion there. At this point, all we can say is that the harder a junior software developer works, the more results he will achieve – the higher his salary will be!

Senior Software Developer

The last group – senior developers – are the most valuable specialists in this position. These are people for whom software development has become a part of life.

Just like with mechanics, senior developers get the most difficult tasks. It makes sense, doesn’t it? The more experience and knowledge you have, the more complex tasks you will be entrusted with. In addition to their main activities, they often have additional responsibilities, such as training newcomers and managing a team.

It is not surprising that with such a set of responsibilities, the average salary of a programmer in the senior group will be the highest. Many people enter the study of development only because of the prospect of earning such a salary.

Now you have all the necessary information, so we can safely move on to what a programmer can expect: salary and conditions.

Software Developer Salary

How Much Does a Software Developer Get?

This is the main question you want answered. Now is the time to answer it.

However, please note that all the data below are approximate. Since salaries are a very volatile subject for analysis, it is very difficult to determine the exact figure. Moreover, these data are presented based on the analysis of salaries of employees in international companies. Your actual salary will depend on a lot of things – location, skill level, workload, and more.

Entry Level Salary

Let’s start with how much a beginner software developer earns. As previously mentioned, many people think that their salary should be low. Well, let’s look at the real situation.

According to Payscale.com, an entry-level software developer should make about $ $65,000 per year, or almost $ $5460 per month.

As you understand, this is not the smallest salary! This is several times higher than the average salary in some countries!

From this data, we can conclude that good developers are now very much needed in the current labor market.

Junior Developer Salary

As we said earlier, junior developer salary is quite… mixed . Why is this happening? It’s simple – it intersects with the other two groups. Still not clear?

Let’s not get too far off topic and just note that the salary of this group is the most unstable. At any time, it could be that a junior developer is earning a much lower than average salary. Again, it all depends on many factors.

That being said, PayScale still gives us an estimate of salaries. According to them, a junior software developer can expect to earn $ $67,500 $ per year or $ $5625 $ per month.

As you can see, the difference from the entry level is not entirely striking. This can be explained by the fact that there are much more novice specialists in the labor market than more experienced ones who can count on a large amount.

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    Senior Developer Salary

    Finally, we come to the final part of our guide. Let’s find out why many people are so motivated to start their way up this career ladder.

    According to Glassdoor.com, a Senior Software Developer makes about $ $95,800 annually or $ $8000 per month!

    It’s safe to say that this is an excellent indicator even for the IT sector. Although, again, it is worth noting that this is the level of international companies.

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    Conclusion

    You now have an estimate of wages in this sector of the IT industry. We hope that we were able to answer all your questions and satisfy your curiosity. If you are planning to become a developer, then we wish you success in this difficult task!

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