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Rust developer salaries in Washington D.C.
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| Experience level | Base salary |
|---|---|
| Junior (0–2 yrs) | $90K – $115K |
| Mid-level (2–5 yrs) | $115K – $150K |
| Senior (5–8 yrs) | $145K – $190K |
| Staff+ (8+ yrs) | $180K – $240K |
Government contracting and cleared roles (TS/SCI) often pay a 10–25% clearance premium.
DC-area salaries run 15–20% below San Francisco; security clearances and govtech specialization can close most of that gap.
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