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DevOps salary in E-Commerce startups in 2026
How much does a DevOps expect to make in E-Commerce startups? The average expected salary for DevOpss in E-Commerce startups is 159k per year, with a range from 24k to 254k. These amounts were gathered from Wellfound self-reported data and represent the median salary range. The salary range for DevOpss in E-Commerce startup varies depending on factors such as location, experience, skills, and startup stage.
159.5k
Average Salary
3 years
Average years of experience
Salary
The average salary for a DevOps in E-Commerce startups is $159,458, which is 14.1% higher than the average salary of $139,792 in E-Commerce startups. DevOps salaries in E-Commerce are based on exclusive Wellfound data. All data is updated on a weekly basis. Factors that may influence salary include: location, years of experience, title, size of company, and skill-set.
Top of market
$224,042/yr
Range $168k - $254k
Average
$159,458/yr
Range $120k - $192k
Below Average
$120,083/yr
Range $24k - $145k
Top Locations
The highest average salary a DevOps in E-Commerce can get in Seattle, that is $198,500. This pay is 24.5% higher than the average DevOps salary in E-Commerce startups, which is $159,458. Salaries will vary based on your location. The top-paying markets in the US, on average, are currently: Seattle (avg $198,500 per year), Austin (avg $177,500 per year), Minneapolis (avg $168,500 per year). Remote jobs often pay based on the location you reside in.
Seattle
$198.5k
Austin
$177.5k
Minneapolis
$168.5k
Los Angeles
$157.5k
New York
$140k
Denver
$135.5k
Chicago
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Tech Stack
The highest average salary a DevOps in E-Commerce can get with Celery, that is $220,000. This pay is 57.4% higher than the average salary in E-Commerce startups, which is $139,792. Salary range for specific skills will vary based on the supply and demand in the current market.
Top Tech Stacks
The top-paying DevOps skills in E-Commerce startups of 2026 are:
1. Celery
$220k
2. Rust
$217.5k
3. Assembly
$215k
4. Xcode
$209.5k
5. Spark
$209k
6. PyTorch
$200k
7. Clojure
$192.5k
8. Deep Learning
$192.5k
9. openAI
$185k
10. Flask
$183.5k
Years of experience
Below Average
Average
Top of Market
The highest average salary a DevOps in E-Commerce can get with 10+ years of experience, that is $182,000. This pay is 30.2% higher than the average salary in E-Commerce startups, which is $139,792. The salary range varies with years of experience and depends on other factors such as skill set, size of company, and industry.
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