IT salary expectations for 2022: How much can UK IT pros expect?

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There’s little doubt the final two years have been robust for enterprise. After a tough 2020 and an unpredictable 2021, the pandemic-related obstacles going through UK companies didn’t disappear with the arrival of 2022. COVID-19 continues to solid a shadow of uncertainty over each sector, whereas the "Nice Resignation” may see a document variety of vacancies attributable to burnt-out and disgruntled employees in search of new employment alternatives.

In line with recruitment specialist Robert Half's 2022 Wage Information, the hiring urge for food for tech roles has by no means been increased. In line with the report, distant work has pushed demand for tech expertise expert in distant desktop assist and digital collaboration instruments, triggering a necessity for fast adjustments and agile responses from tech execs.

The report additionally notes that demand for front-end builders is rising as companies adapt to go well with the brand new wave of on-line shopper behaviour attributable to the pandemic. Moreover, 24% of CIOs are prioritising additional cloud-based initiatives and initiatives, that means the necessity for cybersecurity professionals will solely proceed to extend. (IT safety abilities are reportedly essentially the most tough to search out in potential candidates.)

As with the 2021 wage information, the 2022 installment continues to record the UK common wage ranges in keeping with candidate percentiles. In our breakdown of the report, the bottom determine is the fiftieth percentile, representing an 'common' candidate. Final 12 months’s wage information supplied figures for the ninety fifth percentile, which represented elite candidates. This determine is now not accessible within the 2022 report, with the seventy fifth percentile being supplied as a substitute.

Meaning the "top-end" salaries will seem like lower than the figures from 2021; that is as a result of the threshhold being utilized by the recruitment agency is decrease in that class.

Robert Half describe this percentile as representing a job candidate with “above-average expertise; has most or all the mandatory abilities; might have specialised certifications.”

So which roles will see the largest change? 

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Management roles

Chief info officer (CIO):

2021: £141,000 (fiftieth percentile) - £250,000 (ninety fifth percentile) / 2022: £141,000 (fiftieth percentile) - £176,000 (seventy fifth percentile)

Chief expertise officer (CTO):

2021: £120,000 - £170,000 / 2022: £130,000 - £165,000

Chief info safety officer (CISO):

2021: £141,000 – £160,000 / 2022: £141,000 - £158,000

IT director:

2021: £115,000 - £150,000 / 2022: £105,000 - £114,000

Head of IT:

2021: £75,500 - £95,000 / 2022: £75,500 - £85,000

Chief architect:

2021: £100,000 - £140,000 / 2022: £100,000 - £120,000

Structure

Enterprise architect:

2021: £122,000 (fiftieth percentile) - £140,000 (ninety fifth percentile) / 2022: £87,000 (fiftieth percentile) - £105,000 (seventy fifth percentile)

Infrastructure architect:

2021: £70,000 - £82,000 / 2022: £74,000 - £87,000

Knowledge architect:

2021: £71,750 - £95,750 / 2022: £78,750 - £87,000

Resolution architect:

2021: £70,000 - £85,000 / 2022: £86,000 - £103,000

IT, methods, and digital transformation

Programme supervisor:

2021: £81,000 (fiftieth percentile) - £115,000 (ninety fifth percentile) / 2022: £81,000 (fiftieth percentile) - £100,000 (75th percentile)

Venture supervisor:

2021: £54,200 - £65,000 – 2022: £60,000 - £63,000

Senior enterprise analyst:

2021: £57,000 - £80,000 / 2022: £57,000 - £73,000

Enterprise analyst:

2021: £40,000 - £56,000 / 2022: £40,000 - £53,000

Enterprise intelligence and knowledge analytics

Knowledge scientist:

2021: £70,000 (fiftieth percentile) - £85,000 (ninety fifth percentile) / 2022: £55,000 (fiftieth percentile) - £64,500 (seventy fifth percentile)

Knowledge analyst:

2021: £28,000 - £35,000 / 2022: £28,000 - £34,000

Database administrator:

2021: £36,500 - £48,000 / 2022: £46,500 - £53,500

Enterprise intelligence analyst:

2021: £42,000 - £50,000 / 2022: £39,000 - £45,000

Cloud, infrastructure, and engineering

Infrastructure supervisor:

2021: £55,000 (fiftieth percentile) - £76,000 (ninety fifth percentile) / 2022: £65,000 (fiftieth percentile) - £74,000 (seventy fifth percentile)

Community supervisor:

2021: £55,000 - £70,000 / 2022: £63,000 - £71,000

Community engineer:

2021: £50,000 - £65,000 / 2022: £53,000 - £59,000

IT assist supervisor:

2021: £42,000 - £50,000 / 2022: £44,000 - £48,000

Community administrator:

2021: £39,000 - £45,000 / 2022: £39,000 - £43,000

IT assist supervisor:

2021: £40,000 - £50,000 / 2022: £44,000 - £48,000

First line assist:

2021: £22,750 - £28,600 / 2022: £24,000 - £27,000

Compliance, audit, danger, and safety

Info safety supervisor:

2021: £68,000 (fiftieth percentile) - £85,000 (ninety fifth percentile) / 2022: £70,000 (fiftieth percentile) - £84,000 (seventy fifth percentile)

Safety community engineer:

2021: £51,750 - £68,500 / 2022: £53,750 - £64,000

Safety methods administrator:

2021: £44,000 - £60,000 / 2022: £46,000 - £54,000

Safety architect:

2021: £63,750 - £95,750 / 2022: £65,750 - £74,750

Software program improvement, testing, and DevOps

Head of engineering:

2021: £75,250 (fiftieth percentile) - £96,000 (ninety fifth percentile) / 2022: £91,000 (fiftieth percentile) - £105,000 (seventy fifth percentile)

Lead engineer:

2021: £64,500 - £100,00 / 2022: £65,250 - £77,250

Fullstack developer:

2021: £42,000 - £57,000 / 2022: £48,000 - £65,000

Devops Engineer:

2021: £60,500 - £75,000 / 2022: £57,500 - £66,000

Devops Supervisor:

2021: £65,000 - £80,000 / 2022: £66,000 - £74,000

Check supervisor:

2021: £42,250 - £67,750 / 2022: £48,350 - £58,250

Check analyst:

2021: £35,000 - £48,500 / 2022: £35,000 - £40,000

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