Research Software Developer Salaries in the United States
How much does a Research Software Developer make in the United States?
Research Software Developers earn $86,000 annually on average, or $41 per hour, which is 26% more than the national average for all working Americans. Our data indicates that the best paid Research Software Developers work for SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory at $106,000 annually.
Submit a Salary$106K SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory's Average Research Software Developer Salary (2 salaries)
+$20K (20%) more than national average Research Software Developer salary ($86K)
+$34K (38%) more than average SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory salary ($72K)
-$15K (15%) less than average SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory Research Software Developer salary ($106K)
+$14K (12%) more than average SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory Research Software Developer salary ($106K)
$121K Microsoft's Average Research Software Developer Salary (1 salaries)
+$35K (33%) more than national average Research Software Developer salary ($86K)
+$40K (39%) more than average Microsoft salary ($81K)
Equal to average Microsoft Research Software Developer salary ($121K)
$81K Carnegie Mellon University's Average Research Software Developer Salary (1 salaries)
-$5K (5%) less than national average Research Software Developer salary ($86K)
+$40K (65%) more than average Carnegie Mellon University salary ($41K)
Equal to average Carnegie Mellon University Research Software Developer salary ($81K)
$30K University of Texas at San Antonio's Average Research Software Developer Salary (1 salaries)
-$56K (96%) less than national average Research Software Developer salary ($86K)
Equal to average University of Texas at San Antonio salary ($30K)
Equal to average University of Texas at San Antonio Research Software Developer salary ($30K)
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