C Developer salaries in Ontario
$69.63
The average salary for C Developer jobs near Ontario is $69.63.*
Top C Developer jobs near Ontario
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Wabtec
London, ON
Bachelor’s degree in software engineering, Computer Science, Information Technology or a closely related field. Debug, root cause, and correct software defects.
$70,000–$93,500 a year
Software Developer (Senior)
STEP Software
London, ON
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to design, develop, and implement high-quality software solutions. Bachelor’s degree or diploma in Computer Science,…
Senior .NET Developer
Recutify Inc.
London, ON
Specializing in the design and development of custom applications for deployment throughout the enterprise. Analyze and investigate software problems reported…
Senior Firmware Developer
ZTR
London, ON
Experienced in developing and implementing testing methodologies for software systems including unit testing, integration testing and more. Expert in C++ or C.
Top Paying Cities for C Developer
- North York, ON
- $168,750
- avg per year
- Vancouver, BC
- $140,477
- avg per year
- Waterloo, ON
- $130,000
- avg per year
- Kelowna, BC
- $126,730
- avg per year
- Saskatoon, SK
- $110,667
- avg per year
- Montréal, QC
- $110,000
- avg per year
- Toronto, ON
- $109,024
- avg per year
- Burnaby, BC
- $101,933
- avg per year
- Stittsville, ON
- $100,512
- avg per year
- Calgary, AB
- $89,333
- avg per year
- Roberts Creek, BC
- $120.59
- avg per hour
- Oakville, ON
- $80.00
- avg per hour
Top 3 Related Jobs and Salaries
- Senior .net Developer
- $75.60
- increased by8.6%
- Software Engineer
- $45.55
- decreased by34.6%
- Firmware Engineer
- $43.13
- decreased by38.1%
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