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UK Tech Salary Guide 2017: How salaries compare across the industry

March 21, 2017

Do you want to know if you’re being paid enough in your tech role? Or are you considering a career in tech and want to know what you could be getting paid in the future? This new infographic from Agil8 offers a salary guide for job roles in the tech industry.

Compiled using Robert Half data, the guide reveals:

  • The highest earning position is a Chief Information Officer, and the lowest is First/Second Line Desktop Support.
  • The role that received the biggest salary increase since 2016 is a Mobile App Developer.
  • The positions with the smallest salary increase since 2016 were an IT Director and a Database Administrator.
  • None of the positions had a decline in salary from 2016 to 2017.

Users can hover over the bars to see the salary range for each position as well as the % increase from 2016.

Source: https://www.agil8.com/

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