Salary Benchmarking for IT jobs

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The average UK salary in the UK can be determined by a number of different factors including location, experience, education level and organisation.

This is often referred to as salary benchmarking, which is the process of comparing pay rates for similar positions that are affected by these factors. For example, an

IT consultant

may earn more working in London than working in Manchester as location can play a big part.

Technojobs have collated data for 8 popular IT jobs and have compared the salaries from working in London to the average UK salary or contractor daily rate.

Annual Salary Comparison

  Average UK Salary Average London Salary

Software Developer

£40,000 £47,000

IT Security Administrator

£48,000 £50,000

Web Developer

£39,000 £46,000

IT Consultant

£50,000 £52,000

Database Analyst

£47,000 £57,000

Java Developer

£52,000 £60,000

IT Support

£25,000 £28,000

Project Manager

£52,000 £60,000

Contractor's Daily Rate Comparison

  Average UK Daily Rate Average London Daily Rate

Software Developer

£350 £425

IT Security Administrator

£400 £425

Web Developer

£350 £400

IT Consultant

£450 £475

Database Analyst

£380 £400

Java Developer

£500 £520

IT Support

£170 £180

Project Manager

£440 £480

All information and figures are provided by Technojobs data. 

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