Zen and the Art of the Six-Figure Linux Job

Published: Tuesday, September 30 2008 @ 7:18 PM CDT
Contributed by: Tommy

“If you went back two years, and using the Linux kernel engineer as an example, for a lot of the positions the low end of the range might be $100k, and at the high end of the range companies had a hard time breaking the $120k barrier – maybe they’d get up to $125k,” Marinaccio says.
“Now you see the low end of the range is generally $120k. The upper range can push up to that $140k, $150k area,” he says. “You have probably seen, on average, at least a 10 to 15 percent increase over the last two years, in some cases higher.”

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