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JAVA, WEB, MOBILE AND PHP SALARY SURVEY

PEARSON FRANK 4JAVA, WEB, MOBILE AND PHP SALARY SURVEY 2018/193

This exclusive and insightful report is currently one of the world’s leading and most comprehensive Java, web, mobile and PHP surveys which covers salaries, benefits and bonuses, trends, sentiments, motivations and movement across the Java, web, mobile and PHP communities. We have used data points from actual Java, web, mobile or PHP placements made by Pearson Frank, as well as hundreds of survey results from professionals across the worldwide community between May 18th and August 19th 2018.

My genuine thanks to all of you who took the time to participate in our survey. The responses to the survey truly do help employers and employees understand where they are positioned in the industry and their individual role in a company.

The value and quality of our document is aimed to support all professionals in the Java, web, mobile and PHP community, but we are always interested in receiving feedback from you on how to improve and make our study more valuable in our future salary surveys.

We hope you enjoy the read and more importantly, find it useful, whether you are actively recruiting yourself or looking for a new position.

IT GIVES ME GREAT PLEASURE TO INTRODUCE THE SECOND ANNUAL PEARSON FRANK JAVA, WEB, MOBILE AND PHP SALARY SURVEY REPORT.

INTRODUCTION4 INTRODUCTION

5 PEARSON FRANK

12 KEY FINDINGS

13 SURVEY DEMOGRAPHICS

15 SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

17 LANGUAGE AND FRAMEWORKS

19 CODING FOR WORK AND PLAY

21 BREAKING INTO THE INDUSTRY

23 CHALLENGES

25 WORKING ENVIRONMENT

27 BENEFITS

29 DIVERSITY

31 SURVEY METHODOLOGY

32 SALARY TABLES

35 CANDIDATE SEARCH

CONTENTS

Pearson Frank Salary Survey 2018/19

©2018 Frank Recruitment Group. All rights reserved.All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

James Lloyd-TownshendChief Executive Officer

JAVA, WEB, MOBILE AND PHP SALARY SURVEY 2018/195 PEARSON FRANK 6

PEARSON FRANK IS A GLOBAL LEADER IN JAVA, WEB, MOBILE, AND PHP RECRUITMENT WITH OFFICES COVERING EMEA AND ASIA PACIFIC.

PEARSON FRANKSince 2016, we’ve worked with over 1,600 organisations in 57 countries to meet their staffing needs.

Our 70+ consultants work in offices across the UK, Europe, and Asia-Pacific to give you access to the best talent available.

By focusing exclusively on Java, web, mobile, and PHP recruitment, we’ve been able to build an unrivalled database of qualified tech professionals, available on both a permanent and contract basis. Our vast coverage in the marketplace gives us access to more than 92,000 skilled development professionals, including thousands of contractors available to start immediately.

You can be sure that we understand the recruitment challenges that you face, and can advise you on all of the options in front of you. We’re dedicated to finding professionals who fit your business—when you’re hiring, we make sure you’re hiring the best.

PEARSON FRANKBY THE NUMBERS

Access to 92,000 Java, web, mobile and PHP professionals

30,000 monthly visitors to pearsonfrank.com

1,600 organisations recruited for

800+ live adverts on major job boards

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More than 70 dedicated recruitment consultants

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7 global offices across Europe and APAC

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When Pearson Frank first approached me, I was not actively seeking a new job but had considered possibly changing employers in the future. I was hoping to work for a company that offered an attractive salary and in a good location in my hometown.

From the beginning, I dealt with Sylwia, who was kind and friendly, and she closed a successful and satisfactory negotiation with my new employer on my behalf. The process only took one month, and I would definitely recommend Pearson Frank to my connections.

“PEARSON FRANK CLOSED A SUCCESSFUL NEGOTIATION ON MY BEHALF; I WOULD DEFINITELY RECOMMEND THEM TO MY CONNECTIONS.”

Paweł WaleczekSenior Software DeveloperPitney Bowes


WHAT WE DO

We specialise in matching the best Java, web, mobile, and PHP professionals with the best roles.

Our consultants are laser-focused on web and mobile technologies, giving them the ability to deliver comprehensive technical knowledge and unparalleled access to the finest talent available. These are high-quality contract and permanent professionals that other recruiters just don’t have access to.

Our dedication to these technologies gives us unique knowledge of the web and mobile market. From developers and architects to designers and testers, no matter what role you’re looking to fill, we’ll find the right professional for the job. We go further than any other agency to make sure your next hire is a success.

SINCE 2016, WE’VE MATCHED OVER 3,200 CANDIDATES WITH ROLES IN MORE THAN 1,600 ORGANISATIONS.

SOME OF THE TECHNOLOGIES WE RECRUIT FOR

Unrivalled market knowledgeOur extensive market knowledge, combined with our dedication to Java, web, mobile, and PHP technologies has enabled us to become a leading specialist recruiter in programming languages, emerging technology trends, and technical know-how.

Experienced Java, web, mobile, and PHP recruitment consultantsAll of our consultants are experts in Java, web, mobile, and PHP. We have the broadest view of the market to deliver the most suitable candidates for the job vacancy.

Focus on long-term relationshipsWe work with more clients than any other agency on the market. This gives us a unique view on the IT and programming industry, enabling Pearson Frank to supply candidates with the best Java, web, mobile, and PHP development jobs.

Fast delivery and exclusive candidatesThrough headhunting, networking and millions of pounds invested in marketing, we have exclusive access to the widest reach of Java, web, mobile, and PHP developers across the globe. We can ensure that we will find the best candidates in the shortest time, many of whom work exclusively with Pearson Frank.

Reputation for deliveryPearson Frank’s reputation in the IT programming community has enabled us to build deep networks and form exclusive relationships, which means we can deliver the very best professionals and jobs.

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Java PHP Python Ruby Scala

Global reach, local experts

Our global reach ensures we can deliver wherever you are.

With expert consultants dedicated to Java, web, mobile, and PHP recruitment working in offices across Europe and Asia-Pacific, we have unrivalled access to the greatest talent available.

Plus, our multilingual consultants ensure that we’re always speaking your language.

WHY CHOOSE PEARSON FRANK?

Newcastle | Barcelona | AmsterdamWarsaw | Cologne | Singapore | Melbourne


It is difficult to headhunt for IT professionals because there is a high demand but a small pool of available candidates in the market, and the good candidates tend to already be working. I was urgently recruiting and since Pearson Frank are the experts in Java, web, mobile, and PHP recruitment, they were able to quickly deliver high-quality candidates.

In the last year and a half, I’ve had a good working relationship with Recruitment Consultant, Essam, as he has successfully helped me fulfil seven IT roles across different companies and roles.

Stephane CinguinoChief Technical OfficerSPLIO

“PEARSON FRANK WAS ABLE TO QUICKLY DELIVER HIGH-QUALITY CANDIDATES.”

A dedicated account manager will define your specific needs.

1-2 hours.

Terms of business will be agreed, before your account manager delivers a shortlist of the best CVs.

12 hours for contract/48-72 hours for permanent hires.

Interviews with previously screened candidates will be arranged.

Typically within 24 hours for contract or dependent on your requirement and candidate availability.

When you've made a choice and picked a candidate to hire, we will negotiate on your behalf; for contract hires, we’ll even take care of all of the paperwork and invoice you after 30 days in order to get them started on your project right away.

Typically within 24 hours for contract/within the standard local notice period for permanent hires.

Your account manager arranges a check-in with you and the candidate.

1 day, 7 days, 28 days.

At Pearson Frank, we want to help you succeed in any way we can, and that means going beyond delivering outstanding professionals. We’re committed to offering value, and giving you the information and support you need to beat the competition.

Whether we’re keeping our social media followers up to date with the latest news from the ecosystem or providing advice and insight on our blog, we’re always finding new ways to help you stay ahead of the curve.

Tools like our Candidate Search allow you to be more hands-on in the selection process. This free service lets you search over 11,000 pre-qualified candidates and build your own shortlist in seconds. We’ll then handle the negotiations on your behalf (for more details see page 35).

We can help you find candidates willing to relocate, and even fill roles that require other skill sets. Our sister brands also service a number of emerging niche markets, so whether you just need a Java, web, mobile, and PHP professional or you have a range of tech roles to fill, we can help.

JUST SOME OF THE ROLES WE RECRUIT FOR

• Back End Developer

• Front End Developer

• Full Stack Developer

• Architect

• UX/UI Designer

• QA Engineer/Tester

• Digital Project Manager

• Technical Lead

MORE THAN JUST A RECRUITMENT AGENCY

HOW PEARSON FRANK’S PROCESS WORKS FOR YOU

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KEY FINDINGSThe next big thing in development – page 17

47% of professionals responding to the survey reported they would like to learn and use Node.js in their future career.

Learning to code - page 20

85% of respondents stated that they were self-taught with online courses the most popular route.

Top developer skills – page 21

74% of contractors who took the survey believe that employers should make communication skills a top priority when hiring.

Employee sentiments – page 24

38% of professionals expect to leave their current position within the next 12 months, with a lack of career progression or reduced training and development opportunities cited as contributing factors.

Salaries in Java, web, mobile and PHP – page 30

Find out what your peers and colleagues are earning or benchmark your current salary against the industry standard.


SURVEYDEMOGRAPHICS

GEOGRAPHICAL SPLIT OF SURVEY RESPONDENTS

United Kingdom 31%

South Africa 12%

Germany 7%

Australia 6%

Poland 6%

Sweden 5%

Finland 5%

France 5%

India 4%

Rest of the World 19%

BREAKDOWN BY GENDER

7% 90%

This year, 7% of global respondents were female, down from 11% in 2017

3% did not specify gender

Permanent - full time 76%

Permanent - part time 3%

Freelance/contract 13%

Self employed 2%

Not currently working 6%

EMPLOYMENT STATUS

BREAKDOWN BY AGE

18-24 years 14%

25-34 years 52%

35-44 years 24%

45-54 years 8%

55 years and over 1%

1% did not specify their age


IT Services 33%

Software / Internet 18%

Financial Services 8%

Consultancy / Agency 6%

Advertising / Digital 3%

Retail 3%

Marketing Agency 2%

Education 2%

Carriers / Telecomms 2%

Energy 2%

Online / Gaming 2%

Health / Life Sciences 2%

Manufacturing 2%

Automotive 1%

Insurance 1%

Media and Publishing 1%

INDUSTRY SECTOR BREAKDOWN

SKILLS ANDEXPERIENCEJOB ROLES

The roles most commonly held by our survey respondents are:

Two-thirds (66%) perform a web development function in their role. Other commonly-performed roles include database administration (24%), mobile development (20%), and desktop applications development (20%).

10%

Full StackSoftwareEngineer

12%

SoftwareDeveloper

15%

Full StackDeveloper

8%

Java/JEEDeveloper

7%

Front EndDeveloper

SENIORITY

Trainee 2%

Junior (entry level) 18%

Executive (intermediate level) 35%

Senior (expert level 43%

Other 2%

78% of respondents describe their current role as executive or senior level.

LANGUAGES AND FRAMEWORKS

Languages and frameworks most in use by respondents in their current roles:

JavaScript 48%

SQL 42%

Java/JEE 34%

Front End 27%

PHP 26%

C# 19%

MVC Framework 18%

Angular JS 15%


LANGUAGES AND FRAMEWORKS

90%

Node.js

90%

TypeScript

89%

Go

PRIMARY LANGUAGE IN USE BY RESPONDENTS

OPINIONS ON LANGUAGES AND FRAMEWORKS

We asked respondents to give their thoughts on various languages and frameworks by asking whether they love, like or hate working with them. Alongside Java, PHP and Spring, the most popular languages and frameworks were:

The least popular technologies among users are:

Node.js

1

TypeScript

2

Go

3

VisualBasic 6

1

Assembly

2

VB.NET

3

THE NEXT BIG THING

Our survey respondents highlighted several languages that they don't currently have experience of but would like to use in the future.

Top of the wish-list is Node.js (chosen by 47% of current non-users), which also ranks in the top three most-liked languages and frameworks among users. Python (45%), Java (42%) and AngularJS (41%) were also popular choices.

We also asked our respondents to tell us about the languages and frameworks that are up and coming at the moment, based on what they see and hear in the industry.

TOP 10 UP-AND-COMING LANGUAGES AND FRAMEWORKS

1 React 20%

2 AngularJS 14%

3 Python 12%

4 NodeJS 11%

5 Java 10%

6 VueJS 10%

7 Go 10%

8 Kotlin 8%

9 JavaScript 7%

10 Laravel 6%

“If there is something new I just check what it is, and if it's useful for me, then I'm using it.”

“Good technology tends to complement other good technology. So, rather than creating hype, understand how each technology fits in.”

YOURVIEWS


CODING FOR WORK AND PLAY

Respondents to the 2018 survey have been coding for many years, with over half (53%) learning to code a decade ago or more. 12% are relatively new to coding, having learned in the past three years.

0-3 years 12%

4-6 years 18%

7-9 years 17%

10-15 years 23%

More than 16 years 30%

However, the picture is reversed when we look at how long respondents have been coding professionally with an employer. Just over a third (35%) have been coding professionally for three years or fewer. In total, 69% have been coding with an employer for less than 10 years and 31% have been coding professionally for a decade or more.

0-3 years 35%

4-6 years 22%

7-9 years 12%

10-15 years 19%

More than 16 years 12%

CODING EXPERIENCE PROFESSIONAL CODING

The majority (72%) of our respondents code in their spare time outside of work. Among those that do, 18% noted that they currently contribute to open source projects.


BREAKING INTO THE INDUSTRY

Most of our respondents describe themselves as self-taught (85%). They have used various kinds of formal learning to develop their skills over the years, including:

LEARNING TO CODE

Self-taught coders also use a variety of less formal information and support, the most popular of which are online communities (85%), official documentation (77%), textbooks (48%) and tutoring/mentoring (36%).

New to coding? We asked our respondents to recommend ways to learn coding, for those who are interested but don’t know where to start. By far the most popular choice was online courses (86%), followed by working through exercises in books (42%). Others made the point that ‘simply doing’ is the best way to learn.

19%

Open Source contributions

66%

On-the-job training

82%

Online courses

15%

Part-time/evening courses

13%

Coding competitions

“Look for something that interests you, find out how it works, change it.”

“Whatever the way, find yours and work hard. Google is your friend!”

“You just have to start, and you must write your own code – play around and find out what works and doesn’t work.”

EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATION

There appears to be little push for formal certification among the professionals who responded to our survey, with two thirds (68%) holding no certifications at all. Among those that do, no single type of certification stands out as being particularly popular. However, it should be noted by employers that almost three in ten (29%) employees who are looking to move jobs this year cite a lack of training opportunities as a reason to leave.

When it comes to education, 83% of respondents hold the equivalent of a bachelor’s degree or higher. Overall, 78% believe that formal education is important to a developer.

DESIRABLE SKILLS

Three quarters (74%) of freelancers/contractors who responded to our survey believe that employers should prioritise communication skills when hiring. Other priorities include having a track record of getting things done (60%), knowledge of algorithms and data structures (43%), experience with specific tools used by the employer (36%) and experience with specific project management tools and techniques (31%).

When asked to name the best ways to evaluate a developer, a range of external and internal evaluation techniques were chosen by our respondents:

54%

Customer satisfaction

41%

Peerrating

39%

On time/in budget

31%

Benchmarked product performance

23%

Bugsfound

21%

Revenue performance

YOURVIEWS


CHALLENGESTOP CHALLENGES FACED

BY RESPONDENTS

Both general and project-specific, including working with complex or legacy systems.

Technical issues 31%

Such as keeping up to date with new technologies, and finding the time and resource to learn required skills.

Learning and development 22%

Including tight deadlines, demanding clients and people management.

Business requirements 21%

“Unpicking a system with little or no notes and no developer who has worked on the code still at the company.”

“Making sure that my code is up to scratch and that it’s been thoroughly tested as we don’t have a testing team.”

YOURVIEWS

“Understanding the intention of the person that wrote the code.”

For almost a third of respondents, technical goals and tasks are top of the list – and are the reason that many professionals thrive in a challenging environment. However, they may be compounded by other factors such as the pressures of commercial business, dealing with legacy software, lack of resource, or a historical lack of structure:

“Working on several projects on a daily basis written in different technologies and being dependent on multiple sub-components.”

For those who talked about the need to keep learning and stay up to date with new technologies, while this is a challenge it is not necessarily a negative issue. Time pressures keep developers on their toes. However, for some there is clearly an absence of support to enable them to learn, particularly from peers or more experienced developers:

“Working alone, I need to find my own way of doing things.”

“I have no senior developer to help me out with new technologies so I have to learn everything from my own experience.”

“We are few developers, so no one has got your back when you face new challenges. You’re mostly on your own, and have to find a solution yourself no matter what the challenges are.”

Several respondents commented that they struggle to meet the demands of a commercial business while delivering quality work in complex technical environments, especially if there is limited understanding of their role within the business:

“Non-technical project managers and stakeholders pushing deadlines with little understanding of the technologies being used.”

“Working in a non-tech environment with more traditional managerial styles that aren’t as suited for Agile software development.”

“During the discovery phase of project, people often underestimate the scope and requirements. This definitely creates an issue during delivery.”


WORKING ENVIRONMENT

Nearly four in ten (38%) permanent employees who responded to our survey expect to leave their current job in the coming year. A further 27% are unsure whether they will stay or go. Only 35% said they definitely expect to be in their job for the next 12 months.

Respondents who rated their current stress levels as ‘high’ are significantly more likely to seek to move in the next year than those who rate their stress as either moderate or low. Perhaps unsurprisingly, respondents who currently experience low stress are significantly more likely than the others to say they will stay in their role for the coming year.

MOVEMENT IN THE CHANNEL

Among those who expect to move jobs this year, 80% said they are actively looking for a new role. The reasons for moving tend to be related to an unsatisfactory working environment rather than practical factors – only 23% cited a planned move to another country and 8% are facing layoffs/redundancy. For the rest, top drivers to seek new employment are:

WHY MOVE JOBS?

66%

Looking for new challenges

61%

Lack of salary increase

55%

Lack of career prospects

43%

Lack of exposure to latest tech

38%

Lack of leadership or vision

34%

Working environment/culture

Respondents in permanent roles were asked to rate their levels of satisfaction with various aspects of their current job, from ‘Very Satisfied’ to ‘Very Dissatisfied’. Overall, 52% are either satisfied or very satisfied with their current employment.

Looking at average satisfaction levels, the areas that tend to be most positively rated by employees are cultural: colleagues, hours, location, office environment and company culture all score well. However, employees are less happy in relation to the financial aspects of their employment. Salary and benefits, while still edging into an average ‘satisfied’ score, are rated lower than those cultural factors.

Ranking even lower in terms of average satisfaction are factors linked to future prospects. Employees are, on average, neutral to slightly dissatisfied with the training and development on offer at their current role, and even less happy with the career progression opportunities on offer.

FACTORS INFLUENCING JOB SATISFACTION

Overall

Colleagues

Hours

Location

Office environment

Company culture

Salary

Benefits

Training/development

Career progression

Respondents in permanent roles were asked to rate their current levels of stress as low, moderate and high. Those who rated their stress level as ‘High’ were less likely to be satisfied overall with their current job, compared to people with low or moderate stress levels. They were also more likely to be dissatisfied with career progression, training and development, company culture, benefits and hours.


BENEFITS

23% of respondents feel that their salary and benefits are adequate reward for the work they do; a further 9% said they are more than adequately rewarded. Conversely, 24% believe that neither their salary nor their benefits are a true reflection of the work they do.

The remaining respondents are partly satisfied, but feel that either their salary (24%) or their benefits (20%) could be improved.

SALARY SATISFACTION

None 52%

1 day per week 19%

2 days per week 8%

3 days per week 3%

4 days per week 2%

5 days per week 16%

DAYS SPENT WORKING FROM HOME

1 Laptop 47%

2 Flexible Working Hours 45%

3 Work From Home 43%

4 Health Insurance 33%

5 Bonus 30%

6 Company Pension/ Pension Contribution

23%

7 Education/Training Allowance

21%

8 Gym Membership 20%

9 Parking/Car Park 19%

10 Free Mobile/Cell Phone 18%

TOP BENEFITS RECEIVED

In total, 59% of respondents said they would consider relocating to another city or country for work. This includes 47% of respondents who are currently based in the UK, 71% from South Africa, 60% from Germany, 39% from Australia, and 67% from Poland.

Among all of those who said they would relocate, 64% would consider moving to an international destination; the rest would only locate within their current country. Willingness to move internationally varies by country: among those currently living in the UK, only 40% would move abroad. In South Africa and Germany, by comparison, 71% and 73% respectively would consider an international move.

The most popular international destinations for UK respondents are:

RELOCATION

1 2 3 4

United States Germany Canada Australia


DIVERSITY

Yes 51%

No 15%

Not sure 34%

DIVERSITY POLICY STATEMENTS

Does your employer have a clear and visible statement about its diversity policies?

64% agree that different genders are equally represented within the company they work for.

45% believe there is an equal balance of male and female representation at the senior executive level.

67% agree that there is a clear maternity/paternity leave policy available in their company.

33% believe that their employer has plans in place to retain mature-aged staff. However 28% were unsure about this.

67%

45%

64%

33%

67%

67% stated that their employer has a workforce of various cultural backgrounds.

36% said their company workforce includes people with a disability. 22% were unsure.

36% agree that their employer has clear policies in place to support people of different gender identities. 29% were unsure.

36%

36%


UNITED KINGDOM

Global data source andvalidation techniques

The global salary survey information was voluntarily self-reported by a total of 818 Java, web, mobile and PHP professionals, spanning a wide range of job titles, industries, languages, frameworks, and geographic locations from 23 countries.

Each survey response has been validated using robust statistical analysis and automated data validation rules in order to be included in the final results set.

Any data profiles that do not pass our validation rules and statistical analysis, or are deemed questionable, incomplete, or duplicate were removed in order to provide meaningful results.

Our internal teams have verified each Pearson Frank placement data point to ensure 100% accuracy with respect to base salary, bonuses, benefits, employer type, seniority, job title, technology and location.

No data has been artificially aged, nor have any results been extrapolated based on general inflation adjustments, or general wage increase trends. For the purpose of the survey, we will refer to all ‘data points’ as respondents.

SURVEYMETHODOLOGYTHE 2018 REPORT IS A RESULT OF THE ANALYSIS OF 77,222 DATA POINTS.

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Junior Mid Senior Range p/d

Java/JEE Developer 25,000 42,000 60,000 400-650

Java Architect - - 82,000 500-650

Front End Developer 21,000 31,000 43,000 350-600

WordPress Developer 25,000 35,000 44,000 200-400

Drupal Developer 23,000 35,000 47,000 400-550

PHP Developer 25,000 35,000 50,000 300-500

Magento Developer 28,000 37,000 53,000 450-650

QA Engineer (Automation) 25,000 33,000 45,000 300-400

QA Engineer (Manual) 22,000 31,000 40,000 300-400

Systems Analyst 20,000 25,000 40,000 300-400

Technical Analyst 25,000 30,000 40,000 300-400

Technical Support 20,000 27,000 37,500 300-400

Full Stack Developer 25,000 36,000 45,000 350-650

Python Developer 31,000 38,000 61,000 500-750

JavaScript Developer 26,000 33,000 48,000 400-650

C++ Developer 25,000 37,000 56,000 425-575

Ruby/Ruby on Rails Developer 33,000 43,000 60,000 500-750

Solutions Architect - - 70,000 500-700

Permanent (£)

JAVA

WEB & PHP

SUPPORT

OTHER

The data presented above is an average of salaries across the United Kingdom. Certain markets will exhibit 10-15% variance due to differences in costs of living, and salaries in London may vary by up to 40% depending on the position and seniority of the role.

For contract rates, data was taken from our vacancies and placements from the last twelve months, which was verified by our internal teams.

Android Developer 27,500 42,000 61,000 450-600

iOS Developer 28,000 43,000 67,000 450-600

MOBILE

Contract (£)


FRANCE GERMANY

Junior Mid Senior

Java/JEE Developer 35,000 40,000 50,000

Java Architect - - 56,000

Front End Developer 33,000 40,000 53,000

Drupal Developer 35,000 43,000 52,000

PHP Developer 30,000 35,000 40,000

Magento Developer 32,000 36,000 42,000

QA Engineer (Automation) 31,000 38,000 43,000

Full Stack Developer 36,000 42,000 52,000

Python Developer 35,000 48,000 60,000

JavaScript Developer 38,000 50,000 60,000

C++ Developer 33,000 41,000 53,000

Ruby/Ruby on Rails Developer 34,000 42,000 55,000

Permanent (€)

JAVA

WEB & PHP

SUPPORT

OTHER

Android Developer 36,000 42,000 52,000

iOS Developer 32,000 42,000 52,000

MOBILE

Junior Mid Senior

Java/JEE Developer 41,000 54,000 68,000

Java Architect - - 76,000

Java Consultant 43,000 51,000 68,000

Drupal Developer 30,000 40,000 45,000

PHP Developer 35,000 46,000 55,000

Magento Developer 36,000 49,000 56,000

Software Quality Engineer 42,000 52,000 78,000

Full Stack Developer 35,000 45,000 55,000

JavaScript Developer 36,000 46,000 64,000

C++ Developer 36,000 43,000 53,000

Ruby/Ruby on Rails Developer 36,000 44,000 63,000

Solutions Architect - - 97,000

Permanent (€)

JAVA

WEB & PHP

SUPPORT

OTHER

Android Developer 42,000 50,000 65,000

iOS Developer 42,000 51,000 64,000

MOBILE

Certain markets will exhibit 10-15% variance due to differences in costs of living.

For contract/freelance rates please contact Pearson Frank directly on +34 932 710 300

Certain markets will exhibit 10-15% variance due to differences in costs of living.

For contract/freelance rates please contact Pearson Frank directly on +49 (0)221 6508 9500


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