I was thinking the same thing.  Isn't San Fran like one of the top 5 most
expensive cities to live in in the US?  developers in GA can make this kind
of salary and its far cheaper to live here for sure.

DK

On 8/22/06, Dave Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Question:  Is the market in SF so inundated with CF Developers that a
> SENIOR CF developer can only get 70-80k?  Is this what everyone is seeing
> elsewhere?  How could someone live on that in SF with the way cost of living
> is there?  You would have to be a two-income household if you wanted to own
> a house, that's for sure, and it's probably out of the question.  What
> happened to salaries in the bay area being higher than other areas of the
> country?  I've seen SR. developer positions for 100k plus, although not many
> anymore.  Any one have any comments on what's happening out there?
>
> For those of us who have 8+ years of experience in CF, it seems that our
> only option to earn "what we are worth" is to go into management or go off
> on our own doing consulting.  Is this the career path of a CF
> developer?  Surely there are other options.
>
> I'd love to hear everyone's comments on this, especially those with many
> years of experience in CF like myself.
>
> Dave
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Beau Gould [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2006 12:09 PM
> To: CF-Jobs
> Subject: [JOB] Sr. CF Developer, San Francisco, CA | 70-80k
>
>
> Sr. CF Developer, San Francisco, CA | 70-80k
>
> This local individual, as a member of the Web Development team, will be a
> key member of the design, coding, testing, integration, implementation, and
> roll out of all program websites and application solutions.  This position
> focuses on the  delivery and implementation of program websites.  The
> individual in this position has demonstrated advanced knowledge and skill in
> web development and serves as a resource for the team.
>
> Primary responsibilities:
> * Lead most complex web projects from the requirements phase to
> implementation.
> * Design, implement, and maintain usable web applications using a
> combination of ColdFusion, HTML, JavaScript, as well as other web
> applications.
> * Uses independent judgment to manage web projects beginning with initial
> requirements phase completely through to implementation.
> * Deliver web projects and applications within allotted time frame and
> within budget.
> * Develop, organize, and input web content and serve as a technical expert
> to other members of the team.
> * Create and maintain relationships with Web vendors.
> * Develop website proposals, work requests, and outsourcing estimates.
> * Work with Web Development Team and Account/Project Managers in
> gathering/creating information content for Web presence for company
> programs.
> * Serve as an expert contact for our clients in order to deliver dynamic
> web solutions.
> * Act as a resource for the Registration department regarding guidance
> with back-end development of website and program databases.
> * Keep apprised of new developments/technology within web
> design/development sector and implement these ideas and functions into
> program websites and for company use, if applicable.
> * Oversee company Intranet development and management.
>
> If you are local to the San Francisco/San Rafael area, please submit your
> resume, salary requirements, and a paragraph (or two) highlighting your
> skills/experience as it pertains to this job to
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> 

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