Infrastructure Engineering salaries in California
Infrastructure Engineering professionals in California earn $167–254.7K per year on average, based on 7 jobs. Infrastructure Engineering roles in California pay 4% above the board-wide average of $166–240.2K for Infrastructure Engineering jobs on LumiJobs. Pay ranges from $138–222.7K for Mid-level roles up to $188.8–278.8K at the Senior level.
Average salary range
$167–254.7K
Based on 7 jobs · 4% more than the average salary on LumiJobs
25th percentile
$142K
Average
$210.9K
75th percentile
$300K
Infrastructure Engineering salaries by seniority in California
Infrastructure Engineering salaries in California range from $138–222.7K for Mid-level roles to $188.8–278.8K for Senior positions.
| Seniority | Avg. salary | Jobs | vs Avg. on LumiJobs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mid-level | $138–222.7K | 3 | -11% |
| Senior | $188.8–278.8K | 4 | +15% |
Other top paying titles in California
Highest paying job titles in California beyond Infrastructure Engineering, ranked by average salary.
Software Engineering
Avg. $163.3–235.6K · 57 jobs
Backend Engineering
Avg. $165.1–245.1K · 30 jobs
Machine Learning Engineer
Avg. $177.8–278.3K · 18 jobs
Software Engineer
Avg. $149.4–238.4K · 17 jobs
AI Engineer
Avg. $166.9–246.6K · 12 jobs
Backend Development
Avg. $158.2–237.3K · 12 jobs
Top paying skills in California
Highest paying skills in California, ranked by average salary.
Python
Avg. $158.4–230.3K · 83 jobs
C++
Avg. $152.9–215.4K · 32 jobs
CI/CD
Avg. $149.6–219.5K · 32 jobs
AWS
Avg. $166–236.9K · 31 jobs
TypeScript
Avg. $163.3–233.1K · 30 jobs
Machine Learning
Avg. $171.3–258.4K · 29 jobs
Other locations for Infrastructure Engineering
Compare Infrastructure Engineering salaries in other locations.
United States
Avg. $173.4–250.9K · 18 jobs
New York
Avg. $191.7–278.3K · 6 jobs
San Francisco, CA
Avg. $190–331.7K · 3 jobs
Infrastructure Engineering salary FAQs for California
All salary figures are normalized to USD annual equivalents. Averages are based on published jobs with salary data and filtered for statistical outliers.