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Puppet1 said:Hello
I want to get an idea of what salaries are like in Europe for an Analog IC/RFIC Design Engineer.
Let's say 5 years experience.
And in Euros.
Countries include those such as UK, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy.
Can someone give me a range in Euros ?
Hungary (and the rest of Eastern Europe - they seem to be the one hiring in Eastern Europe) are of most interest. Just for comparison, what are the new grad salaries too ...
buenos said:hi.
I got an offer: 2500EURO/m gross in Belgium. I am a fresh graduated MSC. The task is: design embedded hardware/sw, mostly analog+ 16bit microcontrollers.
Is it bad, or good?
charmrus said:I was offered 75000 euros for rf engineer in buchurest.
93,000 after 6 months
Totally absurd, your figures are unbelievable and about 8 times too high,
unless you are a genius and have your own company, sorry all my researches do not comply wlith your statements. Perhaps you talk about local currency and not Euros....?
goshahar said:Hi all,
I dont think you ment Israel when you asked for slaries in Europe but if you do then:
An avarege Electronic design engineer salary is 3000-4000 USD/m depending on company you work for.
Apartments in israel cost 300-600 USD/m 2-4 rooms depending on the location.
Food is very cheap
Good luck
dinone said:The situation in Italy is very drammatic
the salary for an engineer is about 1300 Euro/month with an experience of about 3/4 years. There are very little electronic company, but the strange is that there are a lot of clever electrical engineer that are not "utilized".
VERY VERY STRANGE
Thinkie said:Ιchaniot,
The situation in Greece is quite bad for engineers.....
The problem is that there is so much untapped potential in this country, lots of talented engineers willing to work for low-paid work....
Greece also has a lot of ex-pats, people who live in US or UK/Germany and are
willing to return to Greece on the right opportunity.
yet the companies here are constant underachievers...
pepillo said:An engineer in UK told me this:
A fresh grad entering a job in electronics in UK can expect 22000 pounds/year (33000 euros). And I think you are tax free below 30K pounds/year.
Can anybody confirm this? Is it too high or too low? It is a good deal if you are really tax free.
Dramatic? Are you joking?? Dramatic is too much!! Here all is sh*t . My dream is to leave this sh*tting state.I agree, the italian situation for electronical engineers is dramatic.
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