Dang...

"to high" but that just means that I'm apparently not getting paid enough. 

It's time for me to start looking for a job and then go bug my boss for a
raise.

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James.

-----Original Message-----
From: piclist-bounces@MIT.EDU [mailto:piclist-bounces@MIT.EDU] On Behalf Of
Vitaliy
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 20:55
To: piclist
Subject: [EE] Engineering salaries -- survey

M. Adam Davis wrote in "[EE] Help writing a PIC job ad":
>
> http://www.ganssle.com/salsurv2006.pdf
> Chances are you're looking for 5-9 years experience, so should expect
> to be paying around $82,000/year with variation based on cost of
> living in your area, demand, etc.  Software engineers are paid better
> than firmware engineers, which are paid better than hardware
> engineers.

Summary (rounded off):

0-4 years of experience: $65k/year
5-9 years: $85k/year
10-14 years: $95k/year
15-19 years: $100k/year
20-24 years: $130k/year
25-29 years: $100k/year
30-34 years: $95k/year
35-39 years: $95k/year

Question: based on your current salary, would you say that the salary 
figures given are too low, too high, or just right (+/- 5%)?



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