HIGHEST PAYING tech jobs of 2022 👩‍💻 #technology #programming #software #career #code

[xsac]

That AI engineer needs to clean his screen

[neck-o]

I can safely conclude that after 3 years of novice programming experience, I have decided to work as a warehouse clerk

[WallaceThiago]

Maybe I'll just stick to assembly language 😂😂
No competition for this

[FreddyLuxe]

I'm a web dev, working mainly with Angular atm. Earning about 80k. I'm totally fine with this. I don't work extra hours, I spend time with my wife and kid. No stress or anything. Life is good.

[rewazzu]

This is missing a lot of context, highly depends on years of experience and location.

[liamwelsh]

I'm too dumb for that shit. I'll stick to web development lol.

[faizanahmed]

Cloud architecture is a fascinating one. Thank you Lewis!

[arizu]

i want to be a web dev. i start learning just last week hahaha almost no progress but i think i can achieve that with practice.

[eaglebirdiepar]

I make 165k as a frontend dev. LA company working in the south 💪🏻

[VictorMartins]

Number one is JS Framework architect.
JS Framework architects reinvent the wheel every week, releasing a new blazing fast framework

[furtneuschpon]

This is very nice. He didn't include positions that aren't always attainable like CTO and other high ranking positions.

[goofballmaster]

I just want a job that allows me to see my family and have time for myself

[mrm]

Meanwhile me: *laughs in 3000$ yearly salary

[AB-ynrz]

And here I am learning embedded systems development 😂

[mohammedgt]

Those are low ranges in the US and typically a base salary. We have cloud engineers making more than $150K. Cloud architects can vary depending on what level, but it's between $120K to $500K depending on your skills and location.

[VijayRaj-fqjs]

5. Data architect
4. AI engineer
3. IT security manager
2. Application architect
1. Cloud architect

[AndrewTSq]

Actually, my coworkers husband works with IT at banks. He is one of very few people who still can maintain the code. And he earns way more than these jobs.

[JJYT]

I'm currently an Infra Engineer looking after our on-prem and Azure resources. Looking to get a couple more years experience in Azure and go for the Architect exam.

[Sindoku]

I make $160k as a Frontend dev working remote in a Silicon Valley startup.

[azaleacolburn]

looks like the AI engineer’s doing webdev