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It's also telling that a mid-level Engineering role makes you step through this many hoops for $80K/yr. Or that the refer to that as "market rate".
by privacypoller 8y ago
It's also telling that a mid-level Engineering role makes you step through this many hoops for $80K/yr. Or that the refer to that as "market rate".
- 0x5f3759df-i 8y agoWhile also slipping "on-call support" in there too
- kylegibson 8y agoFor what it's worth: The on-call support role is a 1-week obligation that rotates between all of the engineers on the team. As our sixth engineer, each engineer would only be on-call once every 6 weeks. The role itself consist of being the: - primary PagerDuty contact for server and application alerts and errors, - primary contact for our dedicated support team to ask questions and triage new issues, - primary code reviewer Note that we do have a dedicated support team that answers emails and calls from our customer base. The on-call engineer is not responsible for that.
- pseudalopex 8y agoThey say "market-based". It sounds like $80K in Indianapolis or the equivalent in your city.
- jarz 8y ago$80k/yr is market for a starter mid-level position in Indianapolis. However, most of the city's talent is C# and JavaScript. ETA: that's probably the most rigorous interview process I've seen in Indy and seems a bit extra for anything other than a lead.
- whatsstolat 8y agoThat's quite standard in Sydney AU :-(
- kylegibson 8y agoFor us, $80k is regarded as the entry-level starting base. A mid-level that makes it through our process has a much higher starting base.