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Just leetcode and get 125 it's easy
Go to Amazon and get 145
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In terms of pay? Like 50-60k minimum imo, but after a year or two you can get a significantly higher offer. What do you think has stopped you from finding a role before graduating?
50-60 maybe if your in very low cost of living area and only with an undergrad degree. This person has a masters so that would 100% be selling himself short.
Starting salaries will be dependent on location and industry. On average you can expect high $70s to low 80s. This is best I can offer without knowing specifics.
I think this is the most reasonable answer, but OP the market is pretty hot so you should be good!
$60 to 70k assuming you can find a job.
Perhaps an unpaid internship to help you get some experience? You could reach out to a local company and see if you could build out an internship to help them.
^ especially with a masters
Depending on location and company size, I'd say somewhere in the 70s would be reasonable. If not, it'd be a little lower during a probation period, with opp to bump pay with proven competency. Especially at a startup