[stats111]

These salaries sound astronomical compared to earning potential in UK companies. As an Architect, average salaries are around £64,000. Does anyone know how like for like roles pay in the UK for US companies? I can't see Amazon paying £200k for a software developer?

[dev-thrwy-593]

That figure must be for outside London, no? Since there aren't too many UK salaries here I'll add mine for London, all in GBP:

- 2006-2009 45-60k Employee, US investment bank, Analyst

- 2010-2012 300/day Freelance, full stack web dev

- 2013-2017 105k Employee, tech lead at a startup

- 2018-2019 700/day Contractor, Senior Python Developer

[stats111]

It's a UK wide average. Specific industries like banking will pay a markup. Also expect a 15-20% higher pay in London due to increased living costs.

[falsedan]

Not in salary, no, but total comp would be in that ballpark

1998 - 2006 Uni CSO work AUD$20k - $50k

2007 - 2009 £24k in London

2010 - 2014 £20 - £30k not in London

2014 - 2016 USD$135k + $30k stock (averaged)

2017 - 2018 £65k + $50k stock

2019 £58k

[salarythrow250]

I have colleagues that work in the UK office of my US headquartered employer that are making £200k+ having worked there for ~10 years.