The following sections provide information on salaries for selected information technology positions in the Portland-Vancouver area. Most of the information is based on Information Week'sAnnual IT salary survey. The survey also provide salary information for the United States overall. (Please note that sample sizes are not reported on the Information Week web site)
Job Function: General IT Management
Position Level: Management / Staff
Geographic Area: Portland-Vancouver
Has management responsibility for more than one of the functional areas described on this page. Responsible for achieving results through subordinate employees.
Job Function: Database analysis and development
Position Level: Management / Staff
Geographic Area: Portland-Vancouver
Creates and maintains databases. Converts logical design into a physical database. Creates schemas and subschemas in consultation with application project teams necessary to implement database design. Develops transaction logging, back-up, and security features. Analyzes and changes performance of database as necessary
Job Function: Web design/development
Position Level: Management / Staff
Geographic Area: Portland-Vancouver
Designs, prototypes, develops, and implements applications using a number of Web programming languages.
Job Function: Data Mining/Data warehousing
Position Level: Management / Staff
Geographic Area: Portland-Vancouver
Total compensation
High: $ 90,749 / Information not available
Average: $ 90,499 / Information not available
Low: $ 90.249 / Information not available
Gathers and organizes information for use in supporting decision-making processes. Extracts qualitative and quantitative relationships (i.e., patterns, trends) from large amounts of data. End result is business intelligence.
Extract from Crandall Associate's annual salary guide
(thanks to Carla Meeske from the department of marketing for providing this information)
For the past several decades, thousands of marketers have used their copies of Crandall Associates' famous annual Salary Guide to kick their bosses into giving them a raise, or to decide when it's time to move on.
We called Crandall's President Wendy Weber to find out if wages are moving upwards, and which types of marketers are the best paid…
-> Salary trends
"Database directors are far and away the most highly compensated sector," Weber says, with salaries ranging from 117K to 142K. "That's actually a wider than average range than other positions we survey."
On the other hand, salaries for catalog copywriters have seen better growth, but were more modest to begin with. Copywriters with four-seven years of experience can expect to earn between 43K-55.8K.
Internet marketing managers with less experience (one to three years) have received only modest increases, while more experienced managers have enjoyed more substantial increases. Their salaries range from 73.8K to 97.6K.
Add 20% to that base if you're looking in a major city, Weber suggests. Take away 5% for smaller markets.