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What is the average salary of IBM Database Administrator?

IBM Database Administrators earn $70,000 annually, or $34 per hour, which is 1% lower than the national average for all Database Administrators at $71,000 annually and 6% higher than the national salary average for ​all working Americans. The highest paid Database Administrators work for Options Clearing Corp. at $164,000 annually and the lowest paid Database Administrators work for Armstrong Teasdale at $24,000 annually.

$47K Dubuque, IA Database Administrator Average Salary at IBM ·

-$24K (40%) less than national average Database Administrator salary ($71K)
-$30K (48%) less than average IBM salary ($77K)
"I don't feel we get paid enough for the work we do. I started at a lower rate and improved myself and got a raise for my current income."

$120K Pembroke Pines, FL Database Administrator Average Salary at IBM ·

+$49K (51%) more than national average Database Administrator salary ($71K)
+$43K (43%) more than average IBM salary ($77K)

$89K IBM Database Administrator without location (41 salaries)

+$18K (22%) more than national average Database Administrator salary ($71K)
+$12K (14%) more than average IBM salary ($77K)

What is the salary for Database Administrator at IBM?

The salary for Database Administrator at IBM is $83,000 annually.

What company pays the highest salary for the Database Administrator position?

Options Clearing Corp. pays the highest salary for the Database Administrator position at $164,000 annually.

What company pays the lowest salary for the Database Administrator position?

Armstrong Teasdale pays the lowest salary for the Database Administrator position at $24,000 annually.

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