How Much Money Do Software Engineers REALLY Make?

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This is a very highly requested video and I'm happy to share with you how much software engineers really make in 2020. This answer can be quite arbitrary with a lot of factors that effect salaries at different companies based on size, competition, speciality and most importantly location. I hope this video helps and answers your questions.
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[@bukie]

"How much do SE's make in 2020?" Me: *Looks behind at living room and kitchen* A LOT!!!!!!!!!!

[@GyasiLinje]

Lol not my crib

[@Chazahc18]

Gyasi Linje hmmmmm

[@chrisneedham9192]

Can make 120k+, even in lower paid areas.

[@Laurentblake]

So much respect for your you and your videos. I’m just getting started in tech and am working for two help desks. These videos have been incredibly insightful for me.🤲🏾🤲🏾🤲🏾

[@stephandden]

Great video! I work in consulting here in Toronto but found this pretty interesting ✨

[@GyasiLinje]

Thank you and I’m glad you found this video interesting!

[@codingnoob5946]

I went from zero coffee all my life. Had a kid and then been drinking 3+ per day.

[@GyasiLinje]

Rigo De La Torre I’m on my way lol

[@DanielNyong]

Try 6 me lol

[@beingsteve3322]

Rigo De La Torre I have to have at least 3 a day as well haha

[@realKaymoney]

You’ve gained a new subscriber, I loved this video.

[@erickachristian9803]

Thank you for posting this! It's very thoughtful and kind of you, and i appreciate you taking the time out to help others!

[@jacobtran4010]

San Francisco is like what atlanta to rappers as a tech worker 👩🏻‍💻

[@caylonmustiful9746]

No texas is

[@tigergoesrawrr2519]

dude said Texas 😭

[@BRYZON314]

@@caylonmustiful9746 who cares about dumb ol texas

[@beingsteve3322]

This is pretty useful! Considering I’ll eventually be in the workforce after college, but right now getting the degree is a bit of a struggle. That’s why I decided to upload the truth behind being a CS student

[@jaifleming2973]

I have been waiting for this video thank you for sharing!! great information and culture is very important I totally agree. Happy 20/20!

[@GyasiLinje]

Thank you and Happy 2020!

[@jaifleming2973]

@@GyasiLinje certainly :-)

[@lismsthebenchandthebooth2230]

Nice to see another youtuber from Cleveland!

[@CodingPhase]

Good to see someone from Ohio sharing their experience

[@CareerKarma]

Amazing video! Very informative and interactive. What are your thoughts on coding bootcamps for the ones who does not want to take the traditional road/ college debt etc?

[@zimbabwe-wz5iw]

I like your videos. Keep them up.

[@pinkdiscomosh2766]

Salary potential also has to do with what type of job you take. In my area, contracting dev jobs are becoming more and more common but they definitely pay a ton more. I’m currently making $52 an hour as a React and React Native dev. There was also another 6 month contract near by for $65 an hour. Granted, contracting isn’t for everyone as you never really stay in one place for too long, but you gain a ton of exposure to many different companies and technologies while making pretty decent money. I even know contractors that work only 8 months out of the year because they make all of the money they care to make in that amount of time and then take the rest of the year off. So keep that in mind, full time positions aren’t the only ones out there.

[@TimThompson05]

Solid advice

[@ericawoods545]

Wow! I didn't know that information. I thought only health-care workers had the option to work contracts and take off when they want! Now, I'm interested in this field. I mainly want flexibility because I don't want to work 5 days a week all year long. I want some freedom in my work schedule.

[@juventusventuno9213]

great spiel! important summary of a major decision ppl have.

[@spread2081]

Nice video man it's nice hearing the perspective for cleveland. Where would you say are some good spots to shoot video/take photos in Cleveland

[@DreThePlug]

I worked in silicon valley as a electrical engineer and it was crazy expensive to live...I airbnb a 1story...3 bed room... that price tag was 1.2 million dollars. It was rare to hear that people out there owned there own house and didn't have like 5 people living with them. I must say silicon valley is extremely dope for anyone who loves tech and want to be around others who love tech and have the mindset to be a CEO or a legit inventor. People out there take young tech people very serious. And its alot of open events at every tech company out there.

[@GyasiLinje]

Lots of open doors, solid weather and great tech opportunities. Thank you for sharing!

[@DreThePlug]

@@GyasiLinje welcome man here's a video of my silicon valley experience for a better insight

[@DreThePlug]

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[@beingsteve3322]

I personally would love to move there one day to get an insight to the tech world because I myself and pursuing the same as they are 👌🏾

[@DreThePlug]

@@beingsteve3322 Its amazing no question its just very very expensive

[@faysalarab]

This’s informative video thanks man.

[@GyasiLinje]

Thank you and you’re welcome homie!

[@maamiimii]

I feel like my TC for the job I'm getting post-graduation is pretty good for an entry-level and for the area I'll be in. Medium COL places from my observation seem to be pretty great (for now at least) because they pay maybe 10-15k less than they do in high COL areas but the rent, food, transportation and almost anything else is much much cheaper to the point that it more than makes up for that loss of base salary.

[@themaltesesailor9774]

I actually wanted to become a software engineer in Cleveland, I grew up here. Do you have any tips on places to go?

[@MJsTechTalk]

Nice video! I’m an engineer so I can relate people ask me all the time about pay, and the job market.

[@GyasiLinje]

Thanks homie!

[@isaacaninta6551]

Really love this guy

[@HolisticDeveloper]

So true, culture means so much more then getting extra thouthasnd $. Nice video 👍

[@shanefd0109]

This is Gold.

[@SonnyWest87]

Great channel just subscribed! Create visuals. Very Modern.

[@brydakam1168]

Very helpful ..... they offer ap computer science classes from Pitt at my hs so I might do that next year .... seems like a fun field to be in

[@rablair1966]

Interesting......i am a 20 plus year mortgage business professional. And that business is very volatile. What I've done is starting learning the basics of coding SQL, Python, Java, ect.... and about to finish up a Business Analyst Cert. Since i have the mortgage business back ground and understand software development and know how to operate as a BA, I'm told that this should increased my income to over 105k base, as an BA consultant.

[@illbet4589]

Well as someone who just got into this field, here’s my experience: If you’re entry level with 0 experience, no internships, and live somewhere the cost of living isn’t crazy like CA or NY then you can expect to make between 60-70k assuming you’re not an IVY league prodigy but rather the average CS student getting a degree.

[@AslolAtlol505]

Pierre fuck, that’s so inspiring man

[@rban123]

Yeah but you could turn that into a career where you’re making 250k+ if you play your cards right. 60k ain’t bad out of college

[@nevillemathew6521]

Pierre which company do you work for and what did you learn from the boot camp?

[@clearyx]

60k-70k ain't too bad

[@freddy7304]

damn sounds good to me.

[@thatoneguy978]

Love finding out more numbers in software engineering as a cs major and I was wondering about info on remote jobs and how they pay so I can control my cost of living as a junior dev

[@GyasiLinje]

Glad to help!

[@Nicoleiia]

Hey, I live in Charlotte!!! This is great information.

[@Dafri2]

Ayyee same here🔥 I’m about to graduate HS and planning on becoming a SE or SD

[@rennellreed9]

Going into the field this spring😏

[@Trip183]

Nice vid bro 💯

[@GyasiLinje]

Thanks homie!

[@jamesochieng5965]

What time does your work day usually start?

[@marleneazevedo1101]

Do you ever go to the Pycon events in Cleveland? I went in 2019 and it was really cool but Cleveland is a very expensive city.

[@DoubleKlutch99]

YOOOO A fellow clevelander! Currently in a bootcamp at Case Western!

[@dzmitrysmelav5911]

Smd

[@sturdycode7265]

I live in Manhattan and I just accepted a entry role and the average is 60-70 thousand. Pretty tough to live in those means if you don’t know how to get around New York and allocate your cash. Average also depends on which sector / industry you work in and what type of company it is.

[@GyasiLinje]

Very good points, thank you for sharing homie! I'm sure you'll crush it!

[@sturdycode7265]

Gyasi Linje no problem and so will you 🙏🏾

[@differentsame9402]

Entry role? How long have u been studying? I'm asking bcus I'm also looking into it. I'm guessing this is your first job in this field?

[@sturdycode7265]

Different Same yea it’s my first full time developer role. I’m still in school, senior in college studying computer science.

[@linguara9239]

60-70k for month?

[@samueln300]

Salaries are also based on stacks. If you're experienced in popular stacks like reactjs, Django/Python, nodejs etc then demand more

[@GyasiLinje]

Samuel N very true

[@mastermnd]

So in reality, Popular Stacks command lower salaries because the supply is much higher. Lots of Full Stack Engineers know Node/React or Python/Django so its easier to find talent. The median salary for node is ~112K, but the median salary for lets say a Go developer is around ~135K

[@pinkdiscomosh2766]

mastermnd this is very true and is exact reason why I’m picking up alternate languages on the side. For now though, React and React Native are paying my bills so I’m always keep up with those but when they start to fade in salary potential, it’ll be high time to move to something else.

[@mo6248]

Also it depends on the country, somewhere in Africa paying 500$ a month for 10 years experience software engineering. That's crazy

[@sturdycode7265]

MO damn that is crazy , shit .

[@hs9577]

Friend of mine is a PhD in comp sci and has been working for 5 years in AI and makes 700 a month. That’s in Lebanon

[@tbg6070]

People making cross continental comparisons like this (not taking in account currency value among everything else) is crazy to me. Those $500 a month would better scale to about $4000-$6500 a month depending on the "African" country in question.

[@mo6248]

@@tbg6070 It's 100% true, but in some technology fields like software engineering and CS, it's different, the cost of the software and data analysis almost be internationally the same depending on features. due to this, they leave their countries for a better chance abroad. The equipment prices (i mean the personal hardware) wont be covered by a local currency, they work for some selfish companies witch making hundred of thousands per year or even millions (by dollars) and they just give them some crumbs. by the way, two of my doctors leaved the country just in this year. Yes, political issues and corruption.

[@mo6248]

I just mean, the salaries doesn't match the effort.

[@vaunslayzez5910]

Cleveland 😎🤙🏽 Yerrrpppp!!

[@whoa-there]

Coffee is highly addictive I'm actually drinking coffee while watching your video now.

[@xavieraniton8373]

A MAC Brother came up on the KZbin Algorithm 😵🤯 Let’s Go!!!

[@JonnySolomon]

Yerrrr

[@elijah4840]

Thank you, yezzir I did!!!!😁 Make sure to SMASH that like button and keep watching my vids

[@youraverageprogrammer7532]

Nice video! What video editing software do you use?

[@GyasiLinje]

Thank you and Adobe Premiere Pro!

[@bchristian79]

Good video bro

[@itselmer]

You can work in the coastal cities, you don’t have to live in it. There is trains, Busses, cars you can commute to work and live 45 mins away from the main city and still make 6 figure salary but pay way less in rent.

[@youngkobe365]

what is the name of that first beat?

[@coder4life]

Great video

[@GyasiLinje]

Thanks homie!

[@ferming910]

Do you think learning software engineer would be better learning by yourself or more of school.

[@segunolowookere5801]

Wow. This video actually gave a proper description to this topic. A lot more detailed than any other video i've seen on youtube. Is it possible for a foreigner to get a job as a software engineer or a web developer in the U.S. Also first time watching your video.

[@GyasiLinje]

Thank you and yes you can!

[@FOXMAN09]

Yo guys im looking at a career shift but I'm looking into the options of remote only options because I'm moving out of the USA to Spain. Anyone have knowledge to drop about base salary for entry level soft engineers/devs for 100% remote because based on the visa I'm applying for I won't be allowed to get a job from a Spanish company. Tough to find this info when salary avg is based on working for companies that are in the same city/country you live in.

[@shehrozebahadar3097]

My question is i am so confused cuz i am not on CS background. Is web or app developer are also software developer/engineer??

[@adnandanna614]

Hi Gyasi. My question is how many credit hours do we need do get a master degree in software engineering? I know that bachelor degree is 120 right? and can we call you a software engineer with a bachelor degree? Thanks!

[@ashleypugh9032]

I live in okc and am in school for tech. A lot of my guy friends make good money. I gree and say staying in less popular cities is a good option money wise. Dallas, Houston, okc, Denver, St. Louis, Kansas city and Nashville are all great cities.

[@icelily2010]

You can live in brooklyn or queens where its cheaper in nyc

[@BeastMaster228]

never understood why people out of new york think te begins and ends in Manhattan. The 140k would go a long way in Bk, Bx, and Queens and if you want a family life LI, Yonkers, Westbury, and Staten Island are great for the family-oriented aside from that, thx for the informative video.

[@ernestoavelar5572]

Would you consider WGU online college a good place to get a computer science degree at or just go the university route?

[@AngelTaylorgang809]

Get your basics at a community college so you can save money, then transfer to a 4 years university. If you don’t have any programming experience that’s fine just work on small projects outside of the school schedule so you can get internships offers during school break. Good luck.

[@ernestoavelar5572]

Angel Moreta I like that idea more than doing wgu, I’ll be able to build more connections in college as well . Thanks for the advice.

[@munchkin4887]

I don't have an interest in becoming a software engineer but this video was still interesting to watch😊 very informative

[@GyasiLinje]

Good to hear I want my videos to be interesting for everyone!

[@MauriceWilliams]

It figures Black women make up the smallest percentage of Software Engineers 👩‍💻 at only 3% in the field.

[@codingwithike8887]

Great video! I really wish caffeine didn't hurt my stomach so much :(

[@gamerboy13stupid89]

This is so relatable because I live close to Cleveland and thinking about moving to North Carolina or South Carolina! Is hardware engineering better in Ohio or the Carolinas?!

[@dzmitrysmelav5911]

Wat job gives highest salary in lowest cost state how do i beat this odd

[@tylancoleman2862]

Hey im a software engineer and live in Cleveland Ohio too!

[@anthonybisong6744]

A place I will encourage anyone to start learning software Engineering is w3schools.com where you can learn HTML, CSS, javascript programing, SQL, python programming, java programming, php. Its free. Those are high demand skills. You can get a certificate at the end of learning each of the above technologies if you pass the exam. W3schools.com learning is free but to get each certificate after you take each exam will cost you $95 each per learning.

[@lismsthebenchandthebooth2230]

@@anthonybisong6744 definitely gonna look into this....

[@TyGholston]

Cleveland 🙌🏾

[@GyasiLinje]

BIG 216

[@saadiqhamza6710]

hey, could i have a job while going to flight school? because my ultimate aim is to become a pilot and i’m a computer science student right now

[@mikeb4471]

Can you do a hair routine? Shampoo, conditioner, etc etc?

[@jutsu712]

Dont nobody got time for that

[@chesq-1557]

i'm a spanish software engineering student. Idk how much my coleagues make in here but it seems like wherever I may want to go life will be good nice

[@sonoftroy8572]

That’s about the same in California, and the averages they post couldn’t be more wrong lol... companies will pay you pennies if they can, and a handful of companies might payout if they see the value in you... but the bar is very very high, so I would just start my own company

[@thedumbestdoge881]

“Starting salary around 60k.” BRO. I make about 40k working in a prison. I’ll take the 20k pay raise to do a job I love that doesn’t make me feel like I’m gonna get stabbed each day.

[@brandonberisford]

I just graduated with a physics degree and got my first job as a software engineer starting at $80k. I'm living my best life.

[@thedumbestdoge881]

Brandon Berisford congrats man! I’ll be right behind you!

[@kenthankgod2619]

Lol

[@Yeatalations2093]

@@brandonberisford how much do you keep after tax? Im a bit bummed cuz i thought with software you can earn above 100k but it seems like not the case

[@brandonberisford]

@@Yeatalations2093 I just got a new soft are job earning $100K after working my $70K job for a year and a half.

[@PAULINO-]

@Gyasi Linje can you make a video on how to earn some extra money as a software engineer? What other things beside our jobs can we do?

[@libvlog2264]

4K 🔥

[@GyasiLinje]

💪🏾

[@freyapoopoo1265]

Heyyy Cleveland ✨

[@tylercharles8645]

After I get my GED how long will it take to become a software engineer? Please respond I’m 23 by the way . What age would I be finished 🙂

[@ferdlc7757]

A bachelor's in computer science only takes 4 years. So 27. Props to you for going back to school , good luck

[@yes_cassi]

Are these Avarages per annum or per month ?

[@raks3529]

What do you know about mechatronics engineering?

[@olittlestar1]

My dear brother I have many question regarding What are the salary Individual employee in a same company who is going back hand front end I want you to make a video about the salary of each person working in a Google and explain the viewers were watching your video that everyone gets the same salary with less amount of work and those who are working hard they get more and which kind of role is paying the most salary in a Google so we can understand in a journal every company will pay you the same or less for that role you are playing in the company

[@denim5613]

Im a 16 year old junior in high school and I don’t see my self working anything else in the future then software engineering or mechanical engineering. I feel so dumb about not taking location into consideration on how different places can vary yo expenses. Thanks for the clarification 🙌🏽

[@GyasiLinje]

By no means should you feel dumb it’s very impressive that you even know what you want to do after high school! Good luck my friend 😎

[@tsboxing9037]

ShatterFN damn now I feel old I’m graduating with my degree in MechE and minor in physics this spring after I get my masters next year I’m moving into mechatronics my last couple of years have been focused on that my masters will be emphasized on it if I were to do it all over again ECE would’ve been my route the traditional Mechanical engineering was not what I thought it was again a majority of Meches have no mechatronics experience I had to take courses outside of my major and by myself to learn it because it’s not in our curriculum anyway sorry about the rant and good luck with everything!!!

[@hunggarchristian]

Ay bro as somebody who’s a senior at lmu and who started in mechanical engineering did that for 2 years and then realized nahhh and went to computer science and love it, the fields of study are very very different although they both require math and critical thinking. I’d say take an ap comp sci class in high school and see how you like it. Comp sci looked like basic programmming and data structures and algorithms in java at the beginning and then went to learning c and assembly and ui design and databases you learn graphics, which is mostly linear algebra, and operating systems which is basically the. Ins and outs of the mechanisms that control operating systems all the way to building your own language and launching an app. Mech engineering looks more like physics and math, differential equations and thermodynamics and fluids and vibrations. And at the end you design something from beginning to end, test it and display it. It’s completely different and tbh bro just do what you like that’s what matters not what you think you should do because of other people cause when you’re in industry the only thing that matters is what you’re happiest doing.

[@denim5613]

Justin Wiggins I appreciate that, Yeah I got unlucky and got put in ap environmental science instead of computer science. And b4 I tried to learn python language in the 8th grade so yeah ofc , this the route I’m planning to take . Plan on taking the ap class my Senior year next year then take it again for my bachelors in college . I love mechanical engineering but like u said , I’ll be more interested in software engineering. Hopefully u make it far with cs, feel free to type again later on about how you got yo first job.

[@denim5613]

tyrone smith yeah I heard a lot about the difficulties on learning about mechanical engineering and mostly trying to get a good job right after . I’ll be more interested in software engineering where I learn about computer science , since I can take those courses the next 5 years (once in senior year hs and then doing cs in college). Hopefully all goes well for you 🙌🏽thanks again

[@zorogluu]

Software engineer salary is around 48k in Germany so... Why is this so low?? Btw taxes are around 23k You are left with 21k for Insurances, Car, Home , food and everything else

[@mdnihalnihal8048]

My first salary was190k per year at first time because I was a professional software engineer.Now my salary is 459kDollarnper year

[@Gaylord69420]

Fr?

[@PipoCT10]

Damn!!! What company you work for? I wanna earn that type of money too

[@enolaholmes3489]

DAMMM

[@davideareias7876]

I’m in last year informatic eng and hate coffe

[@SonnyWest87]

Coding Phase randomly in the comments? lol. Dope.

[@girlanonymous]

When I was your age, I preferred culture over pay. Now, it’s money over culture lol. I would like to retire at 65 and a higher paying job where I could save more money, set more aside in my 401K, savings acct, play around with the stock market. Yea its more money for me.

[@azielsolomon4868]

Me watching my computer at 144p and still be lagging

[@yasinpatel12345]

midwest can go from 60k-low 80s for entry level and mid level. lol 6 figures plus expect to work 70+ hours . Cost of living is more important imo less stress

[@luisperera1127]

Newmaidumosa would you care to explain why?

[@luisperera1127]

Newmaidumosa alright thanks good to know friend

[@Rizzhi16]

if i work in silicon valley or new york as a software engineer or anything, i need to be homeless guy or live in orphanage for some months to save some money.its too much bro $3000 for a room like...WTF!

[@shoryacione5175]

Lol of course new your is more expensive than cali

[@nokuzolatshaka5412]

75k per month or year??

[@Nana-nd6to]

Are you from Ghana?

[@dame6661]

I got that yeti cup too. It don’t fit in the cup holder 😠 😂

[@GyasiLinje]

Aye I’m sick why was I just thinking the same thing on my way home from work today 😂

[@kylmorevoss]

If Base salary around $200k in Google include Base salary+Benefits+Bonuses-stock etc for a Fresh Grad student then what is the 20+ years of experienced Senior SWE salary at Google lol ? $1M+ ? And these salaries are reachable for 80+% of the SWE workers or these numbers are for the top 5-10% ?

[@liam1902]

No, base salary for entry-level SWE position at Google is not on average $200k. For entry-level at Google, it's on average $110-$150k base salary + RSUs over 4 years + bonus so maybe about $200k compensation per year if you divide everything equally (or more depending on experience, COL, and specific area of interest at Google aka Web dev, Mobile dev, ML/AI, etc). The higher level you go as a SWE at Google is $160k-$300k base salary + all RSUs + bonus. However, only a small and very selective people end up getting promoted to Senior, Staff, Senior Staff SWE. Majority of the SWEs at Google stay as just Software Engineer in the first 2 levels. Senior Staff SWE probably makes an estimated $700k compensation per year but they will probably have 20+ years of experience and only a very few people make it there (esp to Staff, Senior Staff, Principal, etc).

[@elphi9445]

What degrees do u have?

[@dtae7855]

He has a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Computer Science.

[@jazspinnell97]

Ghana to the world 🇬🇭👊🏾

[@fordfiveohh]

65 is entry. I've even heard entry of 70 in Alabama.

[@roberto3232]

Little late we’ll actually a lot late but where tho? Top companies like Netflix google?

[@fordfiveohh]

@@roberto3232 no... 65-75k anywhere... Top companies start at 125k+ in silicon valley and go to 500k

[@roberto3232]

Thanks a lot!

[@roberto3232]

@@fordfiveohh sorry for asking a lot of questions but you seem like you know a lot about software engineers so if you could answer what’s a good starting salary in Japan to live very comfortably I mean like being able to buy 2 3 manga a day and still have money over for eating out or transportation , live in a modest home (1 story is more than enough)

[@mrbam8833]

I think many "IT" folks like to call themselves engineers which is why the nation average is so low.. The actual average is 120k for a senior dev...

[@girlanonymous]

They don’t “call” themselves engineers. It’s what the job title is. If you look at the core curriculum of a computer science or computer engineering degree which a vast majority of Software ENGINEERS I know have, they all took engineer and math courses all throughout college. Software engineer is an accurate title imo.

[@AFTstorm]

30k here in the netherlands

[@jimmygunnz5651]

Btw Siri scared the shit out of you loooool

[@kayo5011]

Let me guess b4 I watch the vid, 80k

[@tasheemhargrove9650]

Bad guess.

[@GyasiLinje]

Pretty close!

[@jdogwar]

Salary starts low but grows fairly quickly in growing tech markets. Moved to Denver to work for a defense contractor right after graduating in 2016 starting at 70k. in the 3 1/2 years i was with them salary went to 97k. Just got a job with amazon here in Denver with a base salary of 160k. So if you play your cards right and continue to develop your skills the money is out there. But i will say the work/life balance and benefits are worse at amazon than at my previous employer.

[@sabrinamitchell4107]

Question: How often is a salaried employee paid?

[@halmcgoo6659]

Typically monthly.

[@stephanwalker4818]

216💪🏾

[@phantompage4304]

What country are your parents from?

[@GyasiLinje]

USA!

[@phantompage4304]

@@GyasiLinje are you African American ethnically?

[@elijah4840]

Gyasi Linje fr bro, you got a cool name, do Yk the origin of it?

[@guythomas9977]

I need to ask for a raise!

[@mohammedsalih5865]

That's how feel after watching this video lol

[@ygbodybuilder3023]

Man we all came to see how much u make!!!

[@nadavwoolfson5487]

Third

[@GyasiLinje]

ayyeee lol

[@brandonwhite2920]

cleveland