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You all should compare these dev salaries to CS professor salaries :) As a CS professor myself, it is great to know my students can go and be well paid after g
by azhenley 8y ago
You all should compare these dev salaries to CS professor salaries :)
As a CS professor myself, it is great to know my students can go and be well paid after graduation!
- skj 8y agoYou could reveal a sample of CS professor salaries :)
- azhenley 8y agoIn the US, the salaries of most state universities are public (for profs, it will show 9 month salaries). Here is what I found when surveying ~15 states: A typical salary (9 month appointment + 2 months of summer salary) is 110k-140k. Summer salary is dependent on getting grants though. Plus you get a “startup account” to cover travel, equipment, and student salaries. State workers may also get nice benefits like a pension. So, as a CS prof you actually live quite well except in big cities. From my survey, prof salaries don’t scale with expensive cost of living areas.
- azhenley 8y agoAlso forgot to mention: this is for "Assistant Professors", meaning newer tenure-track profs, usually in their first 6 years, at R1 universities.
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