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How much do developers in Singapore earn?

Senior full-stack developers in SG earn 3.8x more than their peers in Indonesia.

Demand for talents tasked with maintaining and enhancing key products continues to be strong among companies in Singapore, keeping engineering function salaries high.

In Singapore, senior front-end developers earn 3.7x more than those in Indonesia and 2.5x more than those in Vietnam.

According to Glints and Monk’s Hill Ventures (MHV) report, the basic salary of senior front-end developers ranges from US7,4000-US$93,000.

Those in the junior and mid-level, meanwhile, have a base monthly salary ranging from US$3,400-US$4,600 and US$5,100-US$5,500, respectively.

Meanwhile, Glints and MHV said engineers in Singapore continue to earn the highest salaries compared to Indonesia and Vietnam.

"This reflects the presence of senior talent in the country and its higher cost of living compared to other markets," the report said.

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