Electrical Engineer Salaries in Ireland
€30K - €60K/yr
3 salaries
€32K
Low
€62K
High
in Ireland
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| Job Title | Salary |
|---|---|
| Electrical Engineer | €53,000 /yr |
| Senior Electrical Engineer | €74,141 /yr |
| Electrical Engineer IV |
in Ireland
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What is the salary trajectory for a Electrical Engineer?
| Job Title | Salary |
|---|---|
| Electrical Engineer | €53,000 /yr |
| Senior Electrical Engineer | €74,141 /yr |
| Electrical Engineer IV |
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€51K
€55K
€50,547 - €54,703 Range
€29K
€31K
€28,509 - €31,497 Range
€56K
€73K
€56,167 - €72,682 Range
€66K
€145K
€65,615 - €145,307 Range
€55K
€70K
€54,812 - €69,996 Range
€35K
€36K
€35,096 - €35,763 Range
€45K
€53K
€45,069 - €53,371 Range
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€30
€36
€30 - €36 Range
€31K
€40K
€31,387 - €39,936 Range
€33K
€38K
€33,250 - €38,440 Range
€34K
€39K
€34,311 - €39,040 Range
€38K
€47K
€37,660 - €46,969 Range
€51K
€84K
€50,703 - €84,087 Range
€66K
€80K
€66,386 - €79,508 Range
€73K
€79K
€72,800 - €79,264 Range
€78K
€86K
€77,586 - €86,302 Range
€58K
€81K
€58,094 - €81,169 Range
€57K
€78K
€56,689 - €78,160 Range
€69K
€77K
€69,330 - €76,783 Range
€69K
€77K
€69,271 - €77,065 Range
Electrical Engineer Salaries
Frequently asked questions about an Electrical Engineer salaries
The average salary for an Electrical Engineer is €53,000 per year in Ireland. Salaries estimates are based on 3 salaries submitted anonymously to Glassdoor by an Electrical Engineer employees in Ireland.
The highest salary for an Electrical Engineer in Ireland is €61,685 per year.
The lowest salary for an Electrical Engineer in Ireland is €32,000 per year.
Electrical engineering salaries are around the national average, however, with experience they can become much higher. A bachelor's degree in engineering is usually considered a minimum qualification, although many companies still strongly prefer candidates that they can take on as an apprentice. Once hired, electrical engineers typically work full-time and are paid a salary with full benefits. Candidates with a master's in an electrical engineering-related field typically earn more than candidates with only a bachelor's degree.