@dj I hate to break this down for you or maybe be too blunt but that is almost 3 jobs in one and your are in the lowest possible range for a decent or certified NetSuite Developer. Best of luck in your search.

Pretty much what I was reading. Developer, Admin, Consultant && you must reside in a specific state. Yikes.

Yeah its unfortunate as their stuff is so good

well looks like they changed the job add to remote and removed the salary. Still not a typical to see an experienced Dev who is also willing to Admin/Functional work.

What was the pay?

@alien4u I totally understand your point of view. It seems like a lot of available NS positions in the NS market are a blend of Admin/Dev or prefer it. We're really looking for someone who is able to wear multiple hats in order to have better coverage in our fast paced environment.

@mightyd3 the linkedin description estimates 60k-103k which is at least half what it should be on either end.

oooooff. Good luck with that.

@dj I understand this, but this is not just "my point of view" this is a "fact" called Average Salary for this particular role or niche and is heavily driven by offer and demand and the demand for NetSuite Developers is HIGH, with 63k-75K you are only getting a Junior Developer probably not even certified.

The salary level we have info on is extremely low. Like insultingly low.

I know netsuite devs who are getting $175-225k offers with another $25k-100k a year in equity.... So much opportunity out there. (with plenty of experience, of course)

Yep I know 2 guys that just got jobs north of 200k in netsuite dev with way more equity than that (equity is pretty useless unless they plan on selling though)

out of curiosity what city/region do those folks live in? I assume those figures are to account for higher cost of living largely (they seem high to me) but idk

remote, US

Hey guys, our range is much higher than that, I think the numbers that @creece found is just an estimate generated from linkedin data which is inaccurate.

They work from home in US

You can be a software engineer at any large public company and pull in those numbers 4 yrs in. In all reality, NetSuite just catching up.

I interviewed w/ Ubiquiti and I told them 170k and they never even called me back

US is quite a broad territory 😂 guess it depends if they are in LA or middle of Mississippi lol if the latter then I'm sure they are living like royalty

within an hour of a major city (not LA or NYC)

im in the middle of ohio and make that

I am fully remote, make nearly that.... in a baby city.

yep exactly

That being said.... remote is remote. I was offered 3 jobs paying about the same in three different states.

Man, what does Ubiquiti have against Minnestoans? All the states they listed have big tech scenes, but not Minnesota? Hell.