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Ask HN: 30+ men and women in software, how much do you make?

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Re: Ask HN: 30+ men and women in software, how much do you make?

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40 years old, 155k, 10% performance bonus, full remote with the stipulation that I stay within a couple time zones of PST.

And just an edit: I have 18 years of experience, and this was a pretty hefty pay cut from my last job. The full remote makes things worthwhile for me, at least.

Where in South America do you spend most of your time?

Re: Ask HN: 30+ men and women in software, how much do you make?

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Recently turned 61. I make $110k, 30+ years a developer. Currently work with Java on Search Engines. Spent most of my career in C working on chemical search engines. Happy to be healthy, alive, and still having a blast writing software

Do you enjoy or find time to write code outside of work?

Re: Ask HN: 30+ men and women in software, how much do you make?

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Male, 45, wife, child free, Boston, lots of experience + advanced degree, $250K. Team lead is probably the best description of my role.

Plan on having kids?

No. I should have written childfree.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voluntary_childlessness

Re: Ask HN: 30+ men and women in software, how much do you make?

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Mid-30's. Male. Married. A few kids.

SF bay area. > 10 yrs at top tier post-IPO SV company. Backend infra development (C++). One of the top 10-15% engineers in the company.

> 400K total comp this year - Going forward, it seems stocks will dominate the total compensation but its okay given the current state of my company.

Taxes: effective 35-40% (federal + state + payroll).

Re: Ask HN: 30+ men and women in software, how much do you make?

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

And just an edit: I have 18 years of experience, and this was a pretty hefty pay cut from my last job. The full remote makes things worthwhile for me, at least.

Where in South America do you spend most of your time?

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