How much do Typescript developers earn?

Typescript developer salaries broken down by experience, seniority, and position salary listings

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The average Typescript developer salary is £65,575, based on expected salaries of 849 Typescript developers looking for UK-based work on cord in 2021. The average salary range of mid-senior level Typescript developer positions in the UK is £47,932-79,809. These insights break down the details of the salary expectations of Typescript developers by years of experience and seniority, as well as the salaries listed on 306 Typescript developer positions at different seniority levels.

Typescript developer salary expectations by years of experience

Graph showing Typescript Developer expected salaries by years of experience

Up to 10 years' experience, Typescript developer salaries increase at an average of £3,900 per year from £38,793 to £77,800. Above 10 years' experience, they begin to flatten, and don't tend to significantly exceed £83,000 on average (besides an apparent surge among those with 14 years' experience, which could be an anomaly given the sample size of 15).

This suggests that, at 10 years or more in, years' experience is no longer the most decisive factor in a Typescript developer's salary expectations, and that they may need to change jobs (into, for example, architecture or management) in order to increase their earning potential above this level.

Typescript developer salary expectations by seniority

Graph showing Typescript Developer expected salaries by seniority

On average, UK-based Typescript developers expect the following salaries:

  • Entry-level: £34,359
  • Junior: £41,580
  • Mid: £55,777
  • Senior: £77,074
  • Lead: £88,509

As above, Typescript developers who become Lead level (i.e., middle managers) can expect to earn more than most experienced senior Typescript developers who remain in fully hands-on roles.

Salary ranges of Typescript developer positions

Positions on cord are posted with a minimum salary level and a maximum salary level. The graph below shows the average values of these ranges, as well as the average mid-point. Average ranges are large for several reasons, including that definitions of seniorities vary across companies, and that positions can be posted with multiple seniorities (but only one salary range).

Graph showing average mi., mid. and max. salary levels of Entry, Junior, Mid, Senior and Lead Typescript Developer positions

Among 306 UK-based Typescript developer positions, the average mid point of salaries listed were as follows:

  • Entry-level: £42,500
  • Junior: £48,000
  • Mid: £59,398
  • Senior: £67,872
  • Lead: £80,933

Based on the expectations data above, Typescript developers tend to expect salaries within the mid-point ranges at entry, junior and mid level, but at senior and lead level they tend to expect salaries in line with the upper salary limits.

Key Insights

  • The average Typescript developer salary is £65,575,
  • Typescript developer salaries increase at an average of £3,900 per year of experience from £38,793 to £77,800 after 10 years
  • Entry-mid level Typescript developers expect to be paid around the mid-range of what companies are willing to offer. Senior and lead Typescript developers expect to be paid near the maximum of these ranges

Data Disclaimer

Salary expectation data refers to 849 UK-based Back End, Front End or Full Stack engineers listing Typescript as a primary skill, looking for UK-based (On-site or Hybrid) work on cord between January - December 2021.

Positions salary data refers to 306 UK-based Back End, Front End or Full Stack developer positions posted on cord between January - December 2021 listing Typescript as a required skill.

While data encompasses the whole of the UK, the majority of UK-based roles on cord are based in London, which makes the data more relevant to people considering work in London. Further information on regional salaries will be available soon.

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Dan McEvoy, Content Writer
Wednesday, 15 December 2021