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In Austria, the upper end for senior developers seems to be 70k. Architect roles seem to range from 70k to somewhere below 100k... Even big companies often hav
by Traubenfuchs 8y ago
In Austria, the upper end for senior developers seems to be 70k. Architect roles seem to range from 70k to somewhere below 100k...
Even big companies often have a fixed upper limit, like "we can't give him more than 65k" and they rather wait many months until they find a good one who will work for that money or rather hire "IT consultants" from Accenture/CapGemini etc. that cost more than twice as much. It's kind of sad.
- precisioncoder 8y agoIt's improving a lot in Austria right now I feel like, there's huge demand. I have friends that thanks to big bonuses are taking home ~100k€ for developer positions. (They are very good at what they do)
- ChuckNorris89 8y agoOut of curiosity, what field/jobs are those 100k/year people doing, if I may ask?
- precisioncoder 8y agoMostly Java Backend or full stack, they have a niche in a smaller company and get noticed for delivering great results.
- Traubenfuchs 8y ago100k for an employed developer position is very, very far away from the median.
- ChuckNorris89 8y agoI've noticed the salary cap is quite popular in Austria as a wage suppression technique to keep salaries low acroos the board and not generate competition among companies for employees. Are your numbers valid for Vienna or Graz?
- Traubenfuchs 8y agoI only know about Vienna.
- vldx 8y agoHow much is 70k after taxes in Austria?
- Traubenfuchs 8y ago43.500 a year, that's 12x3626. Keep in mind we do have "free" health care/insurance included. This is a great income and will allow you a comfortable life including vacations.