Expected Salary
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TcAllen247
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Expected Salary
I'm really considering applying for the '11 round, the one thing I couldn't seem to find is what GS levels the sponsoring facilities use after graduating? I'm in an accelerated program and will graduate with a MS in electrical engineering.
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Chris Moulder
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Re: Expected Salary
GS8 is pretty standard for entry level BS. I'd imagine you could go in a GS9 or 10. However, because of the steps, those all overlap pretty significantly.
You will also have the locality adjustment.
Pay will very significantly between facilities too...just because.
eg:
Edwards entry level with good grades and all adjustments: 65k
Hill entry level with good grades and all adjustments: 45-50k
granted, it's a lot cheaper to live in Utah than LA County, but you can still tell there's a large difference.
You will also have the locality adjustment.
Pay will very significantly between facilities too...just because.
eg:
Edwards entry level with good grades and all adjustments: 65k
Hill entry level with good grades and all adjustments: 45-50k
granted, it's a lot cheaper to live in Utah than LA County, but you can still tell there's a large difference.
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Guest
Re: Expected Salary
Just FYI, not every facility is based on a GS scale. I will actually be starting as an NDII (thats a roman numeral 2) which, according to my POC, will put me at 67k starting. The best part of being ND is that my supervision can "give" me pay raises directly instead of being limited to the GS time in grade increases. This supposedly translates into better pay faster.