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Industry: Insurance Carriers · HQ: Iowa City, IA · https://www.fbfs.com

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What is the average salary of Farm Bureau Insurance Senior Software Developer?

Farm Bureau Insurance Senior Software Developers earn $73,000 annually, or $35 per hour, which is 22% lower than the national average for all Senior Software Developers at $91,000 annually and 10% higher than the national salary average for ​all working Americans. The highest paid Senior Software Developers work for National Credit Union Administration at $181,000 annually and the lowest paid Senior Software Developers work for EPAM Systems at $25,000 annually.

$73K Woodway, TX Senior Software Developer Average Salary at Farm Bureau Insurance ·

-$18K (21%) less than national average Senior Software Developer salary ($91K)
+$29K (49%) more than average Farm Bureau Insurance salary ($44K)
"I started working for Texas Farm Bureau as an entry-level software developer with a slightly less than average of $50k. The company provides annual pay raises based on effort. Without requests for a senior-level pay raise, I now make 73k annually as a senior software developer."

What is the salary for Senior Software Developer at Farm Bureau Insurance?

The salary for Senior Software Developer at Farm Bureau Insurance is $73,000 annually.

What company pays the highest salary for the Senior Software Developer position?

National Credit Union Administration pays the highest salary for the Senior Software Developer position at $181,000 annually.

What company pays the lowest salary for the Senior Software Developer position?

EPAM Systems pays the lowest salary for the Senior Software Developer position at $25,000 annually.

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