Ross Mckenzie

Ross Mckenzie held the position of Director, Waterloo Centre for Automotive Research at the University Of Waterloo in 2021 and received an annual salary of $145,196.32 as per the records provided by the Government of Ontario.

Year: 2021

Salary: $145,196.32

Position: Director, Waterloo Centre for Automotive Research

Employer: University Of Waterloo

Category of Employment: Universities

Source: Ontario's Sunshine List

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Salary History

The historical salary and taxable benefits of Ross Mckenzie from 2009 to 2021 at University Of Waterloo

Year Salary Benefits Raise Position Employer
2021 $145,196.32 $168.04 1.5% Director, Waterloo Centre for Automotive Research University Of Waterloo
2020 $142,984.28 $163.56 2.4% Director, Waterloo Centre for Automotive Research University Of Waterloo
2019 $139,612.12 $168.84 2.9% Director, Waterloo Centre for Automotive Research University Of Waterloo
2018 $135,711.64 $171.38 2.6% Director, Waterloo Centre for Automotive Research University of Waterloo
2017 $132,319.24 $184.64 2.3% Director, Waterloo Centre for Automotive Research University of Waterloo
2016 $129,327.88 $197.64 2.8% Director, Waterloo Centre For Automotive Research University of Waterloo
2015 $125,835.40 $208.84 3.0% Director, Waterloo Centre for Automotive Research University of Waterloo
2014 $122,150.56 $202.68 3.6% Director, Waterloo Centre for Automotive Research University of Waterloo
2013 $117,918.68 $155.08 4.2% Director, Waterloo Centre for Automotive Research University of Waterloo
2012 $113,111.96 $169.64 3.6% Director, Waterloo Centre for Automotive Research (WatCAR) University of Waterloo
2011 $109,227.04 $384.10 1.8% Director, WatCAR University of Waterloo
2010 $107,335.32 $406.24 3.1% Director, Waterloo Centre for Automotive Research (WatCAR) University of Waterloo
2009 $104,086.92 $404.20 N/A Director, WatCAR University of Waterloo
Ross Mckenzie experienced an average yearly salary raise of approximately 2.82% from 2009 to 2021. The salary in 2021 reflects a raise of 39.50% compared to the salary in 2009.