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IT, vulnerability management, just under $80K USD. Judging by other comments im solidifying my opinion that im underpaid, although ive heard thats pretty common for gov IT work.
Fair salary if under 2 years experience. If you're over 2 years of experience, you are substantially underpaid even as a gov IT worker.
5 years IT overall, mostly mid/upper level support.
Even if I have nearing two years of VM, its not particularly useful experience as my coworkers automated the fuck out of everything before i even knew wtf was going on, and don't like sharing workload. I regret volunteering to join this team, and my old position no longer exists to go back to 🫤
I'm mostly still here due to apathy and health insurance.
If you've been there 2 years or more, I'd recommend refreshing your Linkedin profile, checking Zip-Recruiter and probably checking out Indeed. You could probably get $30k to jump ship (assuming that you have relevant certifications).