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Swiss salaries on the German-speaking side for senior engineers are in the 120k-160k bracket (Zürich area, depending on skills and domain). Speaking German nati
by alexis2b 6y ago
Swiss salaries on the German-speaking side for senior engineers are in the 120k-160k bracket (Zürich area, depending on skills and domain). Speaking German natively will also score you above a lot of the local developers (expats from many non-German speaking countries).
Taxes are much lower and quality of life is great, but also more expensive.
PM me if interested and I can hook you up with local recruiters. Remote work might be possible.
- randomopining 6y agoCHF or USD? Also, would B2 level in standard German help? Or only high C1-C2 level.
- alexis2b 6y agoCHF, B2 is considered the minimum proficiency level for business but acceptable.
- mgraupner 6y agoI also would be interested.
- patatino 6y agoYou don‘t have any contact information in your profile
- alexis2b 6y agoJust added
- jgwil2 6y agoIs it legal to discriminate based on native language?
- ThePhysicist 6y agoYeah but cost of living in Switzerland in general and Zurich in particular is nuts. I think it's great if you're young and don't want to settle down, otherwise I think you'll be worse off than e.g. in Munich or Berlin. Also the general culture if way less accomodating to foreigners in Switzerland, even as a German you'll never be "part of the club". In Berlin people care way less where you're from, almost everyone moved here either from other parts of Germany or from abroad.