Shih Liu

University of South Florida
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Shih Liu in 2023 was employed at University of South Florida and had an annual salary of $51,223, according to public records. This salary was 7 percent higher than the average and 30 percent higher than the median salary in University of South Florida.

University of South Florida records show Shih Liu held job of Instructor from 2022 to 2024.

In year 2023 Shih Liu's salary was 19 percent lower than average Instructor salary in the state of Florida.

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Key Data

Year2023
Full NameShih Liu
Job TitleInstructor
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StateFlorida
EmployerUniversity of South Florida
Annual Wage $51,223
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Employer NameUniversity of South Florida
Year2023
Number of Employees12,977
Average Annual Wage$47,689
Median Annual Wage$39,500
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