Dipl.-Ing. (FH/Uni) - Construction (Construction Informatics) salary in Hamburg

Monthly Median Gross Salary €5,595.00
Based on 2,517 salaries.
Employees who earn less 36,764,000
83% of the employees earn less in Germany.
Employees who earn similarly 424,000
2% of employees earn similarly in Germany.

Age and gender data combined

The monthly median gross salary for Dipl.-Ing. (FH/Uni) - Construction (Construction Informatics) in Hamburg is €5,595.00.

Based on 2,517 gross salaries
  • 25% of Dipl.-Ing. (FH/Uni) - Construction (Construction Informatics) employees earn less than €4,550.00,
  • 50% of Dipl.-Ing. (FH/Uni) - Construction (Construction Informatics) employees earn between €4,550.00 and €6,709.00,
  • 25% of Dipl.-Ing. (FH/Uni) - Construction (Construction Informatics) employees earn more than €6,709.00.
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Salary variation by gender

Men
  • The median salary of Men is €5,911.00.
  • Based on 1,831 salaries.
Women
  • The median salary of Women is €4,908.00.
  • Based on 686 salaries.
The median salary of women is 17% lower than the median salary of men.

Salary variation by age

Medium gross salary, gender combined Dipl.-Ing. (FH/Uni) - Construction (Construction Informatics) in Hamburg with an age group of
  • 25 to 55 years will have a median salary of €5,288.00.
  • Above 55 years will have a median salary of €6,401.00. The difference between the previous and this age group's median salary is 21%.

Overview

Highest earner

The best-earning Dipl.-Ing. (FH/Uni) - Construction (Construction Informatics) are Men of Above 55 age groups who live in Baden-Württemberg. Their median salary is €6,804.00, which is a 22% increase over the median salary (€5,595.00) of the selected category.

Salaries above €7,050 in West Germany and €6,750 in East Germany were excluded from the assessment.

Median salaries by federal state

Included in the median

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