Digital Technology Salary Guide: Outside Of London

What Is The Average Digital Tech Job Salary Outside Of London?

Within the Tech sector, salaries are never stagnant, trends are consistently on the up. Year on year, there’s always an increasing demand for talent, with the levels of experience remaining the same. With more of a push for businesses to become digitally focused in order to keep up with market competition, the number of available candidates doesn’t quite correlate.

 

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How do we benchmark UK technology salaries?

At ADLIB, we’re always keeping close to market trends and how things can fluctuate between start-ups, scaleups, agencies, software houses, larger organisations and corporates. Here, we aim to provide an overall range of salaries based on a variety of roles. The following rates are based on our work with digital agencies, software houses and SMEs, rather than large enterprises or corporations


What to consider when assigning a salary to a role

There are always factors to consider when assigning a salary to a role, such as the skill demand, the complexity of the technology, how popular it is in the market, level of responsibility as well
as what other benefits are on offer, such as remote working. It’s also worth noting that the ‘number of years’ of experience is not an ideal measure of technical proficiency. However, as a general guide, it should provide some ballparks and pointers.


Comprehensive Salary Guide for Digital Technology roles outside of London

This guide provides salary bandings for various sector roles and their respective job titles, including:

  • Front-end Developer
  • Full-stack Developer
  • Node Developer
  • .Net/Ruby/Python Developer
  • DevOps Engineer
  • Tech Lead/Director/CTO

 

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Head Of Tech (Permanent)

CTO/Leads, Developers, GreenTech

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Mike Harley