Salary by Role - Explore Salary Data by Job Category
At RemoteCorgi, we believe in pay transparency to help you make more informed decisions about your future career and even negotiate your compensation. Explore all our different categories and see the different compensation levels for a company, location, and experience level.
Data Analyst Salary
In the United Kingdom, a full-time data analyst earns an average gross salary of £71,100 per year. This pay, however, varies significantly depending on your years of work experience, industry, and location. At RemoteCorgi, we carefully research, review, and cross-reference high-quality public data and user-submitted data, as we want to give as much pay transparency as possible to help you making data-driven decisions.
Project Manager Salary
In the United Kingdom, a full-time project manager earns an average gross salary of £52,500 per year. This pay, however, varies significantly depending on your years of work experience, industry, and location. At RemoteCorgi, we carefully research, review, and cross-reference high-quality public and user-submitted data to provide as much pay transparency as possible and help you make data-driven decisions.
Accountant Salary
In the United Kingdom, a full-time accountant earns an average gross salary of £54,300 per year. This pay varies significantly depending on your qualification level (ACA, ACCA, CIMA), years of experience, industry sector, and location. At RemoteCorgi, we carefully research, review, and cross-reference high-quality public data and user-submitted data, as we want to give as much pay transparency as possible to help you make data-driven decisions.
Cyber Security Salary
In the United Kingdom, a full-time cyber security professional earns a median gross salary of £55,000 per year. This pay varies significantly depending on your years of work experience, specialisation, certifications, and location. At RemoteCorgi, we carefully research, review, and cross-reference high-quality public data and user-submitted data, as we want to give as much pay transparency as possible to help you make data-driven decisions.
Customer Success Manager Salary
In the United Kingdom, a full-time customer success manager earns an average gross salary of £45,000 per year. This pay varies significantly depending on your years of experience, industry sector, company size, and location. At RemoteCorgi, we carefully research, review, and cross-reference high-quality public data and user-submitted data, as we want to give as much pay transparency as possible to help you make data-driven decisions.
Software Engineer Salary
In the United Kingdom, a full-time software engineer earns an average gross salary of £55,000 per year. This pay varies significantly depending on your years of experience, industry sector, company size, and location. At RemoteCorgi, we carefully research, review, and cross-reference high-quality public data and user-submitted data, as we want to give as much pay transparency as possible to help you make data-driven decisions.
Business Development Manager Salary
In the United Kingdom, a full-time business development manager earns an average gross salary of £52,500 per year. This pay varies significantly depending on your years of experience, the industry you work in, your commission structure, and location. At RemoteCorgi, we carefully research, review, and cross-reference high-quality public data and user-submitted data, as we want to give as much pay transparency as possible to help you make data-driven decisions.
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Frequently asked questions
Have more questions? Get in touch with Frederic, Founder of RemoteCorgi.
- How often do you update the salary data?
- We update our salary data every quarter to ensure we stay up to date with the latest salary data and compensation benchmarks. We review, cross-reference, and verify all salary data from publicly available sources or, at times, contributed by our users to ensure our guides are accurate and legitimate.
- What does the salary data include?
- We put a lot of effort into breaking down salary data by experience level, location, and company pay to give you a useful, transparent view of each role. We also provide you with a salary range, including minimum, average, and maximum pay.
- How do you collect the salary data?
- We collect from public sources, such as datasets including the Office for Office for National Statistics (ONS), Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE), HESA, and GOV.UK Civil Service data, Levels or Glassdoor. We also cross-reference them with our users' direct submissions to see that the pay is correctly reflected.