Python Developer salaries in the US

Average Python Developer salary in the US:

$152,320

$79.33 hourly

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The average Python Developer salary is $152,320
This is 58.6% above the national average advertised salary of $96,021
Most job opportunities are for IT Jobs and Engineering Jobs
The top companies hiring for Python Developer roles are PwC, Oracle and General Motors

State	Annual salary	Monthly pay	Weekly pay	Hourly wage
Maryland	$178,610	$14,884	$3,721	$93.03
California	$169,284	$14,107	$3,526	$88.17
Washington	$159,772	$13,314	$3,328	$83.22
Virginia	$158,447	$13,203	$3,300	$82.52
New York	$155,559	$12,963	$3,240	$81.02
Michigan	$154,472	$12,872	$3,218	$80.45
Massachusetts	$154,367	$12,863	$3,215	$80.40
Illinois	$147,747	$12,312	$3,078	$76.95
New Jersey	$145,257	$12,104	$3,026	$75.65
Connecticut	$145,130	$12,094	$3,023	$75.59
Texas	$141,689	$11,807	$2,951	$73.80
Colorado	$138,233	$11,519	$2,879	$72.00
Missouri	$134,200	$11,183	$2,795	$69.90
Alabama	$133,203	$11,100	$2,775	$69.38
Utah	$132,881	$11,073	$2,768	$69.21

City	Annual salary	Compared to national average
San Francisco, CA	$186,038	+22.1%
San Jose, CA	$180,619	+18.6%
Boston, MA	$167,094	+9.7%
New York City, NY	$160,568	+5.4%
Chicago, IL	$156,804	+2.9%

Skill	Rating (0-100) (?) How is this skill rating identified? We analyzed the job descriptions for thousands of jobs with this title. We then measured how frequently each skill appeared across all the jobs in that set and applied an algorithm to highlight the more relevant skills.
Python	100.0
Solutions	34.4
Engineering	34.4
Data	34.0
SQL	28.8
Programming	27.9
Amazon AWS	27.1

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