Data analyst 140k + 12% bonus + options (startup , near IPO — if the market doesn’t implode). SQL to get data and python to do analysis/predictions , lots of stakeholder interactions and requirements gathering etc. More on reddit.com

Check Indeed.com to get an estimate on Python jobs in the US. It ranges depending on where in the US, what company, and your skills + your ability to market your skills. It can range anywhere from 60K to 200K+ USD per year More on reddit.com

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Employers don't pay six figures for your Python skills; they pay six figures for being an expert in a high-demand problem domain, such as data science or machine learning, it just so happens that Python is the most popular choice of programming language in those domains. And in much the same way, the reason PHP jobs pay badly is not because of the PHP itself, it's because the problem domains where PHP is the obvious choice (installing an off-the-shelf CMS / ecommerce / ... system, configuring it a little, and then holding the client's hands so they don't break it too badly) tend to not pay rather meager salaries, as they are constantly competing against "no code", website builders, and SaaS solutions (why drop $100k on a custom web shop when you can just run it on someone else's platform for free? Why spend $30k on a website that your intern can build in Wix?) If some company were to start doing data science in PHP (God help them), then they'd have a bunch of $200k PHP jobs to fill; and a company that does the CMS/configure/hold-hands thing but with a Python platform will pay the same kind of salaries that your typical PHP web dev shop does. So, if your goal is to command a high salary, stop worrying about "highest paying programming languages", because let's be honest here, learning a programming language is the easy part, you can do that in two months as the need arises. Look at the kind of industries that pay well, and the kind of experts they need, and become one of those. Well, either that, or become a Highly Paid Consultant. More on reddit.com