University of Wisconsin Web Developer Salaries - Browse Average Salaries by Location
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What is the average salary of University of Wisconsin Web Developer?
University of Wisconsin Web Developers earn $29,000 annually, or $14 per hour, which is 62% lower than the national average for all Web Developers at $55,000 annually and 78% lower than the national salary average for all working Americans. The highest paid Web Developers work for Toyota at $141,000 annually and the lowest paid Web Developers work for Valencia College at $19,000 annually.
$23K Madison, WI Web Developer Average Salary at University of Wisconsin (2 salaries)
-$32K (82%) less than national average Web Developer salary ($55K)
-$7K (26%) less than average University of Wisconsin salary ($30K)
$23K
University of Wisconsin Web Developer
in Madison, WI
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-$6K (23%) less than average University of Wisconsin Web Developer salary ($29K)
"When I started in my current position, the pay matched the responsibilities I was assigned. However, over time, I have accumulated more responsibilities and I have been given a much larger workload without a matching raise in pay."
$23K
University of Wisconsin Web Developer
in Madison, WI
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-$6K (23%) less than average University of Wisconsin Web Developer salary ($29K)
"I am a part-time student employee so I recognize that my pay is not as high as a professional in an equivalent position. That said, I do wish my pay was closer to the norm."
What is the salary for Web Developer at University of Wisconsin?
The salary for Web Developer at University of Wisconsin is $29,000 annually.
What company pays the highest salary for the Web Developer position?
Toyota pays the highest salary for the Web Developer position at $141,000 annually.
What company pays the lowest salary for the Web Developer position?
Valencia College pays the lowest salary for the Web Developer position at $19,000 annually.
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