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rivkaI'm Googling around trying to find an answer to this question, but it occurred to me that some of my friends probably have the information at their fingertips.
What's a fair hourly rate to pay a database engineer to write a script that pulls information from an already-established database? He estimates that the task will be "easy" and will take a few hours' work, less than a day.
What's a fair hourly rate to pay a database engineer to write a script that pulls information from an already-established database? He estimates that the task will be "easy" and will take a few hours' work, less than a day.
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Date: 2009-01-26 05:00 pm (UTC)If you look under Computer Scientists and Database Administrators, Database Developer, has a range of $73,500-$103,000, or about $35-$50/hour.