Euro Top Tech Jobs: 4000+ High-Paying Dev Jobs in Europe and remotely.
With salary and saving rates. Both onsite and remote jobs.
Check out EuroTopTechJobs.com to learn about the latest development of the offer.
What people are saying
Check out testimonials of people using EuroTopTechJobs HERE.
Old post/site version (for newer demos, check out this and this post):
The best Tech/Dev job positions in Europe, open right now (4000+ of them). Updated bi-weekly.
Growing list of fully-remote companies paying top salaries (like these ones).
Compensation and saving rates data.
Mobile view:
Fully-Remote Jobs
Private guides like this one
Initial article (written in June 2024 — FYI the site was initially a Google Sheet)
The problem of finding top dev jobs in Europe
One of the most tedious tasks of building a fulfilling and profitable career as a dev in Europe is to find and track the (few) high-paying jobs out there.
I’ve experienced this myself in my career so far (check 1, 2, 3 and 4 for info on my career journey), and it took me years to gain an understanding of which companies would pay good salaries to software engineers, in which locations they would hire, and how much I would be able to retain from that salary, after taxes and living costs.
That’s why I created a job board to address this problem
Simply, a one-stop shop with all this information.
Here you’ll find all the jobs that fit the criteria of “top jobs” for devs in Europe.
You’ll also find the estimated saving rates (in US dollars) for each of these jobs (right now, some jobs are missing the saving rate, but with time I plan to list the saving rate for all of them).
Saving rate is basically the money that would remain in your bank account at the end of the year by working that job, based on your lifestyle (frugal, comfortable or luxurious). It’s roughly calculated as: Total Gross Compensation - Taxes - Living Costs.
The jobs listed in the job board are positions that are open right now, and that you can apply to.
I also provide the LinkedIn job post link for you to send your application.
I hope you enjoy it and find it valuable!
The job board seems very nice !
I didn't check in detail yet but there are much more jobs that I would have expected, really really nice. :D
I have a question : what is the difference, concretely, between the columns Total comp (estimate) and Saving Rate (estimate) ?
what do they represent ? is Total comp the raw salary ? Do I then have to deduct the taxes of the country in question to get my net salary ? (independently from the cost of living, which is really subjective)
But it's not a reason to not remove the 24h limit :P
Wow, ok, I found the link.
But it's really not clear.
And the very least would be to clearly tell about the 24h delay before subscription. I didn't see it anywhere.