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Graduate Electrical Engineer Salary?

sonic.trip · 2012-06-12 21:09:13

Does anyone know what the current rate of salary for the above position be? Would I be right in saying around 28-33k depending on any previous experience.

12-06-2012 9:09pm

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Does anyone know what the current rate of salary for the above position be? Would I be right in saying around 28-33k depending on any previous experience.

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#2 13-06-2012 12:14am

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What is the previous experience?

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#3 13-06-2012 4:03pm

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Mr. Loverman wrote: »

What is the previous experience?

6months in a similar role but in Australia

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In Ireland? That'd be a generous salary these days. I'd say mid 20s to 28K would be what most places would be offering.

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#5 13-06-2012 5:39pm

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Average starting salary for a graduate engineer (ex. Jobbridge) was €30,500 last year. Keep in mind you have not stated location / experience, the role or the size of your employer. That figure would include Chem Engs who would be likely to skew the figure.

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#6 14-06-2012 12:44pm

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i'm an electrical engineer with 3ish years experience, contract work and on 28euros an hour.

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