Software Developer Salary in Southeast Oklahoma

Designs, builds, and maintains software applications across web, mobile, and systems domains.

Ranks #347 of 530 metros·Oklahoma·$110,302 avg

Southeast Oklahoma ranks #347 of 530 U.S. metro areas for software developer pay. Entry-level salaries here are $4,354 below the national average.

Level I
$70,928
vs national avg: -6%
Level II
$90,522
vs national avg: -6%
Level III
$110,115
vs national avg: -6%
Level IV
$129,709
vs national avg: -6%

Southeast Oklahoma vs National Average

LevelThis MetroNational AvgDifference% Change
Level I (Entry)$70,928$75,282$-4,354-5.8%
Level II$90,522$96,293$-5,771-6.0%
Level III (Mid)$110,115$117,303$-7,188-6.1%
Level IV (Senior)$129,709$138,313$-8,604-6.2%

Other metros in Oklahoma

Metro AreaLevel ILevel IVAverage
Northeast Oklahoma$83,907$145,662$125,278
Southwest Oklahoma$75,005$142,522$120,245
Tulsa$68,349$138,570$115,398
Oklahoma City$72,426$131,622$112,091
Northwest Oklahoma$66,414$119,600$102,045

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average software developer salary in Southeast Oklahoma?

The average software developer salary in Southeast Oklahoma is $110,302 per year, based on U.S. Department of Labor employer survey data. This places Southeast Oklahoma at rank #347 out of 530 U.S. metro areas surveyed.

What do entry-level software developers earn in Southeast Oklahoma?

Entry-level software developers (Level I) in Southeast Oklahoma earn $70,928 per year. Level II (early career) earns $90,522, reflecting growing independence and experience.

How does Southeast Oklahoma compare to the national average for software developer salaries?

Southeast Oklahoma ranks #347 of 530 U.S. metro areas for software developer pay. Entry-level salaries here are $4,354 below the national average. The national average software developer salary is $117,513, while Southeast Oklahoma workers average $110,302 — a difference of -6% overall.

Data source: Salary data sourced from the U.S. Department of Labor Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) program, which surveys employers nationwide to collect wage data by occupation and geography. The four experience levels reflect DOL standardized tiers. Data reflects the most recently published survey cycle. SOC code: 15-1252.