Java developer salary

[Jessica89]

Out of curiosity, how much to earn an initial level java dev / programmer? what do you think, what amount of knowledge should an entry-level candidate have?

[t21a2c]

It all depends on your project, and on your budget. A good developer takes about 50k per year, but it also depends on the level of knowledge and work experience, just as important is the knowledge of English at an excellent level that the developer clearly understands your requirements and goals. Read this article  https://diceus.com/java-developer-salary/  there are many useful recommendations

[MariiaR]

Hi!

According to this article with programmer salaries, junior can have 60.000$+ per year. But I also think it depends on your project, company and skills. So these numbers can be lower and, of course, higher. 

[Pratik567]

From what I've seen, people can give very different numbers for Java salaries, so I'd take any single figure with a grain of salt. I'd probably check a few job listings in the area I'm interested in as well. Sometimes the skills a company wants matter just as much as the number of years you've worked.

[Laboni765]

A Java developer's salary depends much more on your experience, location, and the type of company than on Java alone. Someone with strong knowledge of Java, Spring Boot, REST APIs, SQL, and version control like Git will generally have better opportunities than someone who only knows the language basics.

For entry-level roles, salaries are naturally lower while you're building experience. Mid-level and senior developers often earn significantly more, especially if they work on cloud-based applications, distributed systems, or enterprise software.

If you're trying to estimate what you could earn, it helps to mention:

• Your country or city
• Years of experience
• Whether you're targeting startups, large companies, or remote jobs

Those details can make a huge difference in the expected salary range.