The Highest Paying IT Salaries 2013

[FreshFromATL]

From itworld.com
http://www.itworld.com/slideshow/112759/10-highest-paying-it-careers-2013-367009#slide13

CIO - Chief Information Officer
Salary: $195,000-230,000

CTO - Chief Technology Officer
Salary: $145,000-208,000

CSO - Chief Security Officer
Salary: $145,000-208,000

Vice President of Information Technology
Salary: $130,000-215,000

IT Security Manager: (With 10 or More Years of Experience)
Salary: $145,000-177,000

Software Architect
Salary: $144,000-170,000

Application Architect (With 10 or More Years of Experience)
Salary: $136,000-185,000

Network Architect
Salary: $132,000-154,000

Android Developer
Salary: $130,000-170,000

Data Warehouse Engineer
Salary: $129,000-145,000

Additional Significant Salary Growth Within IT
According to Mondo's research, the following IT positions have also experienced significant salary growth from 2012-2013.

• Data Analysts base salaries increased 18.3 percent from $60,000 to $71,000

• Help Desk Senior Staffers (with 7-10 years' experience) salaries increased 15.4% from $65,000 to $75,000

• Technical Writer base salaries went up 14.3 percent from $70,000 to $80,000

• HTML5 Developers with salaries predicted to range from $97,000 to 135,000

 

[newarkhiphop]

we eating over here

 

[Blackking]

we eating over here

I wonder how long they will continue to increase..... I feel bad for teachers and public servants.

 

[Serious]

da fukk do people in IT do...

 

[unit321]

da fukk do people in IT do...

Depends on your position. Low-level workers actually apply hard technical knowledge and skills. Develop software and hardware solutions. Fix software and hardware solutions. Test software and hardware solutions. Write technical documentation. Learn how to fix problems. As you go higher, you start taking on leadership roles. Then, as you get even higher, you take on a managerial role. This is when you start losing technical skills.
There are some upper-level roles where you don't even use your hard technical skills anymore, and just use your knowledge and research out new stuff. You can talk at a high-level, and you manage managers and resources.

 

[FreshFromATL]

I wonder how long they will continue to increase..... I feel bad for teachers and public servants.

why?

 

[duckbutta]

tha fukk...in what world is anything with "help desk" in the title making more than 48k...

some of the listed jobs...are basically the same jobs....

these IT list kill me...who makes these list...?

 

[Type Username Here]

Android Developer
Salary: $130,000-170,000

I'd like to see how they came up with that one though.

 

[Serious]

I'd like to see how they came up with that one though.

It's feasible

 

[Chris.B]

Network Architect


that's me, I'm not that high though

 

[Chris.B]

da fukk do people in IT do...

It is not for fools,

I have seen so many quit this company in days after getting the job.
Either you like talking with a machine for 8-10 hrs a day or you don't

 

[Serious]

It is not for fools,

I have seen so many quit this company in days after getting the job.
Either you like talking with a machine for 8-10 hrs a day or you don't

yeah man I couldn't sit at the computer "all day" for work. How heck would I ever "relax"

 

[Slystallion]

i gotta say though its engineers that really innovate the world man. I hate to say that as a business finance student but its true. The mba types just organize the businesses and usually stifle the creativity of engineers

Thats why a company like Google who said fukk a business plan fukk a marketing plan let the engineers do what they do and focus on our ideals can change the world

I'm a little jelly not gonna lie, i definitely feel i'm intelligent enough to have excelled in a field like that but never even considered it and wasn't focused when i was younger ah well at least i'll know how to deal and manage money

but kudos on the whole making the world a better place engineers my field will never really be respected like that.

 

[unit321]

I'd like to see how they came up with that one though.

That's high, even for high-cost of living areas. A lead Android developer with a lot of experience might be creeping into the 6-figures.

 

[unit321]

Network Architect


that's me, I'm not that high though

Breh, we saw your shoes. We know you are caking.