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Advandx, Inc, average salary is $75,000, median salary is $75,000 with a salary range from $75,000 to $75,000.
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Low: 75,000

Average: 75,000

Median: 75,000

High: 75,000

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Software Developer	75,000-75,000	Arlington, MA, 02174	2015	Advandx, Inc, Software Developer Salaries (2) Advandx, Inc, Arlington, MA Salaries
Software Developer	75,000-75,000	Arlington, MA, 02174	2014	Advandx, Inc, Software Developer Salaries (2) Advandx, Inc, Arlington, MA Salaries

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AdvanDx
Industry: Medical Equipment
City: Woburn, MA
AdvanDx is a diagnostic company committed to provide the medical profession with advanced in vitro diagnostic kits, such as rapid and simple kits for identification of blood culture bottles and screening test for the prevention of nosocomial infections, leading to improved therapy and better patient management.