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tcawley29

Hi Guys,
Im going to be finished my C# Software Development honors degree in june and was wondering what would be a suitable salary to look out for.
I am going for an ASP.NET development position.
I am going to hopefully be working in Galway also.
Thanks,
Tommy

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Graham

tcawley29 wrote: »

Hi Guys,
Im going to be finished my C# Software Development honors degree in june and was wondering what would be a suitable salary to look out for.
I am going for an ASP.NET development position.
I am going to hopefully be working in Galway also.
Thanks,
Tommy

Did you try checking the job sites to see what's on offer?

tcawley29

Graham wrote: »

Did you try checking the job sites to see what's on offer?

yes

Graham

tcawley29 wrote: »

yes

Did you find anything?

Might also be worth you digging out a few of the salary surveys, a few of the larger agencies publish them every year.

L.Jenkins

I'm guessing a graduate with ASP.NET could seek in around €30k to €35k per year plus additional benefits.

Raging_Ninja

Assuming a graduate role in Galway, my friends who went into .Net development started between €25000 - €30000. Usually any benefits (health insurance, pension) would kick in after the probation period is over.

tcawley29

Yes I did find jobs, just not very clear on the salary. Hence why I came here to ask

Colonel Panic

An honours degree not in Computer Science but C# software development?

tcawley29

Colonel Panic wrote: »

An honours degree not in Computer Science but C# software development?

correct its specifically for C# Software Development. Done the course in an IT.

Raging_Ninja

tcawley29 wrote: »

correct its specifically for C# Software Development. Done the course in an IT.

How long was the course?

tcawley29

Raging_Ninja wrote: »

How long was the course?

Was a 3 year course for level 7. graduated from that last year and done the extra year to make it a level 8 honors degree

L.Jenkins

tcawley29 wrote: »

Was a 3 year course for level 7. graduated from that last year and done the extra year to make it a level 8 honors degree

So you have a Degree. What was the course called?

tcawley29

B.Sc Computing in Software Development Level 7

amen

but you said you completed an additional year to give you a Level 8.

What is the name of the Level 8 course ?

tcawley29

amen wrote: »

but you said you completed an additional year to give you a Level 8.

What is the name of the Level 8 course ?

Ah apologies, I misunderstood you. I will have this additional year completed in june.

The title of it is B.Sc (Hons) Computing in Software Development Level 8

brevity

From this, http://www.morganmckinley.ie/article/it-2015-salary-survey-benefits-guide , you are looking at between 25k and 38k

I'd say you would be looking at 25k-30k in Galway.