Infrastructure Engineering salaries in United States
Infrastructure Engineering professionals in United States earn $173.4–250.9K per year on average, based on 18 jobs. Infrastructure Engineering roles in United States pay 4% above the board-wide average of $166–240.2K for Infrastructure Engineering jobs on LumiJobs. Pay ranges from $154.8–220.5K for Mid-level roles up to $182.7–266.1K at the Senior level.
Average salary range
$173.4–250.9K
Based on 18 jobs · 4% more than the average salary on LumiJobs
25th percentile
$146K
Average
$212.1K
75th percentile
$290K
Infrastructure Engineering salaries by seniority in United States
Infrastructure Engineering salaries in United States range from $154.8–220.5K for Mid-level roles to $182.7–266.1K for Senior positions.
| Seniority | Avg. salary | Jobs | vs Avg. on LumiJobs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mid-level | $154.8–220.5K | 6 | -8% |
| Senior | $182.7–266.1K | 12 | +10% |
Other top paying titles in United States
Highest paying job titles in United States beyond Infrastructure Engineering, ranked by average salary.
Software Engineering
Avg. $139.4–202.1K · 163 jobs
Backend Engineering
Avg. $163.4–235.5K · 64 jobs
Machine Learning Engineering
Avg. $146.5–221.5K · 43 jobs
Backend Development
Avg. $133.7–194.9K · 39 jobs
AI Engineering
Avg. $130.8–195.4K · 38 jobs
Full Stack Development
Avg. $135–193.3K · 38 jobs
Top paying skills in United States
Highest paying skills in United States, ranked by average salary.
Python
Avg. $142.7–212K · 222 jobs
AWS
Avg. $146.3–214.6K · 117 jobs
CI/CD
Avg. $138.1–204.6K · 93 jobs
Kubernetes
Avg. $143.4–214.8K · 89 jobs
Java
Avg. $133.6–197.5K · 88 jobs
Machine Learning
Avg. $150.1–230.5K · 74 jobs
Other locations for Infrastructure Engineering
Compare Infrastructure Engineering salaries in other locations.
California
Avg. $167–254.7K · 7 jobs
New York
Avg. $191.7–278.3K · 6 jobs
San Francisco, CA
Avg. $190–331.7K · 3 jobs
Infrastructure Engineering salary FAQs for United States
All salary figures are normalized to USD annual equivalents. Averages are based on published jobs with salary data and filtered for statistical outliers.