45-55k is what we pay More on reddit.com

It’s the market. US companies make more money and US areas have higher costs to get educated and to live so the salaries will be higher due to people not wanting to work for lower salaries. 24k pounds also goes a lot longer than 24k USD. Most salaries are just higher in the US in general, not just DAs, and only a few DAs working in specific industries in the US make over 150k as a DA anyways. Usually end game(like at least a senior) for most DAs hovers at early 100ks unless they upskill into PM, DS, or DE, or go into management. More on reddit.com

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"Senior" is now used far too broadly, it could mean anything from £30k to £150k More on reddit.com