Highest-Paying Tech Skills from 2023 Dice Salary Report

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Highest-Paying Tech Skills from 2023 Dice Salary Report

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The average tech salary was again above the six-figure mark in 2022 (at $111,348), according to the 2023 Dice Tech Salary Report, with cloud- and data-related skills commanding higher-than-average compensation. This continued growth in salaries “for a wide range of different tech-focused roles and specialized tech skills,” says the report, indicates that experienced tech professionals remain in high demand.

In a previous article, we looked at other salary trends from this recent Dice report, including growth by industry, with the following areas seeing the highest averages:

  • Consulting
  • Medical/Pharmaceutical/Biotech
  • Banking/Finance
  • Software 
  • Aerospace and Defense 

In this article, we’ll focus on the specific skills and technologies associated with higher salaries.

Data Skills in Demand

Several of the highest average salaries seen in this year’s report are associated with data-related skills, such as:

  • MapReduce — $146,672
  • Elasticsearch — $143,619
  • Apache Kafka — $142,764 
  • Teradata — $141,515 
  • Redis — $140,290
  • RDBMS — $137,104

Highest-Paying Skills

In addition to the above, the following skills and technologies are associated with higher-than-average salaries:

  • Go/Golang — $145,672 
  • Chef — $143,188 
  • Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) — $142,459
  • Kubernetes — $139,167
  • Containers — $138,559
  • Amazon Route 53 — $137,928
  • Rust — $137,153
  • Cloudera — $136,295
  • Docker — $136,120
  • Ansible — $135,303
  • REST — $135,031
  • NoSQL — $135,015

Highest Salary Increases

Technologies seeing more than a 15-percent increase in average salary (compared with 2021) are:

  • Arista — $127,417 (+26%)
  • SUN — $120,139 (+22%)
  • Glassfish — $112,743 (+20%)
  • Hbase — $133,912 (+20%)
  • Hibernate —  $130,316 (+18%)
  • Go/Golang — $145,672 (+18%)
  • vCloud — $118,093 (+16%)

Read the full report and check out the following resources for additional insight.

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