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Highest Paid Tech Workers: New York

By The CyberCoders Team - November 25th, 2013

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Home to some 2,000 tech companies -- according to Fortune -- New York’s tech scene is second only to Silicon Valley in the San Francisco Bay Area. So which Silicon Alley tech pros make the most money? To answer the question, we took a look at salary data collected between Jan. 1 and Nov. 1 and put together this super cool list. Check it out:

Highest Paid Tech Workers: New York

1. Big Data Engineer Low salary: $97K | Average salary: $126K | High salary: $155K

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2. Ruby on Rails Developer Low salary: $97K | Average salary: $118K | High Salary: $140K

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3. Mobile Developer Low salary: $100K | Average salary: $115K | High salary: $130K

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4. Software Engineer Low salary: $93K | Average salary: $113K | High salary: $133K

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5. DevOps Engineer

Low salary: $90K | Average salary: $112K | High salary: $133K

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6. iOS Developer Low salary: $94K | Average salary: $110K | High salary: $127K

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7. Product Manager Low salary: $94K | Average salary: $110K | High salary: $127K

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8. Python Developer Low salary: $87K | Average salary: $106K | High salary: $124K

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9. Android Developer Low salary: $90K | Average salary: $105K | High salary: $120K

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10. Ruby Developer Low salary: $91K | Average salary: $105K | High salary: $118K

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