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> Yes, the embedded space pays terrible, and the employers don't seem great on the whole. in europe c++ pay is in general ridiculously bad, I got some job ads
by jcelerier 4y ago
> Yes, the embedded space pays terrible, and the employers don't seem great on the whole.
in europe c++ pay is in general ridiculously bad, I got some job ads this morning. Senior job in real-time trading in C++ in Paris, multithreading and linux knowledge, english first: 55-75k. Embedded senior C++ FPGA engineer in paris: 45k-65k. No bonus in either position. thanks but no thanks
- DeathArrow 4y agoI make 54k net in Romania working as a backend developer. If I move to France and use C++ my living standard would take a hit. :D
- rprospero 4y agoThose job ads are both better than my current position. £40k for cross-platform C++ desktop app with both multi-core and distributed parallelism. PhD required. GPGPU experience preferred (notice that it's not CUDA experience because some users have AMD cards). Now, with two consecutive promotions, I could bump my salary up to £50k. Of course, to qualify for the second of those promotions, I need to receive personal commendations from three different professional organizations across at least two different countries.
- ttarr 4y agoI feel your pain, I've been there. My advice, get a job around (but not in) London area, if not, get a remote role with a company in south, that gave me a bump from 35k to 71k. Even better, leave perm and get a contract (outside IR35), you can easily get between 350 to 450 a day. ... and yes, that's doing C++, some Qt, some MFC, some Python, and no PhD/MSc nonsense.