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DevOps Engineer Salary in the United States

The United States median is US$140,000 per year.

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DevOps Engineer in the United States: a US$140,000 national median

DevOps Engineers in the United States earn a national median of US$140,000 (US$11,700 a month, roughly US$67 an hour on a 2,080-hour year).

The closest technology peer is software engineer at US$136,000, so a devops engineer earns 2.9% more at the national median in the United States.

National median
US$140,000
per year
Monthly (national)
US$11,700
per month, before tax
Hourly (national)
US$67.31
varies by city

DevOps Engineer pay in the United States vs other countries

The United States is 1st of 5 countries for this role once medians are converted at the same exchange rate (US$140,000). Singapore pays 39% less (US$86,052). The gap between the highest and lowest market is 4.7×.

That median is about 1.6× GDP per person (US$90,000, World Bank 2025). That is a rough sign of how far the role pays above the average national income.

#CountryMedian (USD)vs United States
1United States flagUnited StatesUS$140,000—
2Singapore flagSingaporeUS$86,100-39%

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DevOps Engineer take-home pay in the United States (estimate)

Using our take-home calculator for the United States, the US$140,000 median loses income tax US$22,334, Social Security US$8,680 and Medicare US$2,030, leaving US$106,956 a year or US$8,913 a month. Total deductions: 24% of gross.

The United States: prices, jobs and holidays

Consumer prices in the United States rose 2.9% in 2024 (World Bank). Matching that on the US$140,000 median takes a raise of about US$4,060.

Unemployment was 4.2% of the labour force in 2025.

The United States has 14 public holidays in 2026 (Nager.Date); at the median, one working day is worth about US$538 before tax.

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Figures are estimates, updated 2026-11-01. See our methodology for sources and limitations.