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Average salary for DSP engineers?

Started by Lars Hansen ●October 4, 2005
Hello

How much do newly graduated DSP engineers with no work experience earn per 
year in average if they work for a company based in California?

Thanks



Lars Hansen wrote:
> Hello > > How much do newly graduated DSP engineers with no work experience earn per > year in average if they work for a company based in California? > > Thanks
It depends. I have yet to meet a "DSP engineer" with a BSEE and no experience. I would consider the entry level to be MSEE and no experience. My best guess is about $75k/yr for those credentials. John
Plug the relevant numbers into IEEE's salary calculator which takes
into account things like size of company (which may impact salary by
~10%), location, ...

Dirk


> > It depends. I have yet to meet a "DSP engineer" with a BSEE and no > experience.
Thanks for the answer :o) Let me clarify: Candidate profile: 1. A graduate with a M.Sc. EE degree (major: signal processing) 2. He has not worked for a company doing DSP programming 3. He has gained experience with DSP programming through several projects at university What would this guy earn per year ...say in California?

> Plug the relevant numbers into IEEE's salary calculator which takes > into account things like size of company (which may impact salary by > ~10%), location, ... >
Thanks :o) but doesn't that require that I pay for IEEE membership or something?
Lars Hansen wrote:
> Hello > > How much do newly graduated DSP engineers with no work experience earn per > year in average if they work for a company based in California?
Hi Lars Any chance you are from Denmark and considering moving across the pond? I would like to know how it goes since we share name and profession, and perhaps nationality :) Regards



> Hi Lars > > Any chance you are from Denmark and considering moving across the pond? I > would like to know how it goes since we share name and profession, and > perhaps nationality :)
yes, which university did you graduate from?
> yes, which university did you graduate from? >
DIKU? :o)
Lars Hansen wrote:
>>Hi Lars >> >>Any chance you are from Denmark and considering moving across the pond? I >>would like to know how it goes since we share name and profession, and >>perhaps nationality :) > > > yes, which university did you graduate from?
I didn't. I'm still a graduate student at DIKU (computer science) and my main interest is DSP.
> I didn't. I'm still a graduate student at DIKU (computer science) and my > main interest is DSP.
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