Frontend Developer salary in Washington

Official occupation: 15-1254 Web Developers · Reference period May 2025 · Data updated · Confidence 95/100

In Washington, the median frontend developer earns $130,440 a year, 41% above the United States median of $92,650.

That is the 1st-highest median among the 44 states with a published figure.

Pay is relatively compressed, with the 10th percentile at $70,520 and the 90th at $172,060 (a ratio of 2.4).

Washington has 4,430 of these jobs, a location quotient of 2.77: the role is 177% more concentrated here than nationally.

For context, the median across all occupations in Washington is $62,990, so this role pays 2.1 times the local typical wage.

Published figures

Published and derived pay figures
MeasureWashingtonNational
Median annual pay Observed$130,440United States: $92,650
Mean annual pay Observed$124,290United States: $98,770
10th percentile Observed$70,520United States: $48,100
25th percentile Observed$98,830United States: $64,230
75th percentile Observed$131,030United States: $126,230
90th percentile Observed$172,060United States: $162,290
Median hourly pay Observed$62.71United States: $44.54
Employment (jobs) Observed4,430
Jobs per 1,000 employees Observed1.248
Location quotient Observed2.77
Difference from United States median ($92,650) Derived+41%
Rank among 44 states Derived1
Ratio to Washington all-occupation median ($62,990) Derived2.07×
90th / 10th percentile ratio Derived2.44

Nearby in the ranking

  1. 1. Washington$130,440
  2. 2. Virginia$128,380
  3. 3. California$119,570

Largest cities in Washington: Seattle, Tri-Cities, Spokane, Tacoma, Vancouver (GeoNames). Figures are for the whole state, not individual cities.

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Source, method and data quality

  • Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025 (Public domain (U.S. Government work)). Reference period: May 2025. Updates: Yearly (spring release).
  • Observed figures are copied from the published table without adjustment. Derived figures (rankings, ratios and differences) are calculated by us from those observed figures. No figure on this page is modeled or estimated.
  • Relative standard error (PRSE) published per estimate.
  • Confidence score: 95/100. Based on the published sampling error and job count. We only publish region pages scoring 60 or more that have at least 6 observed figures.
  • Place hierarchy from GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Data last updated: .
  • Full method: methodology.