UK IT Salary Guide

Microsoft SQL Server developer salaries in South East

What Microsoft SQL Server roles actually advertise in South East, measured from live vacancies on employer careers pages rather than survey responses.

£55,000 Median advertised
£55,000 – £55,000 Middle half of the market
5 Salaries sampled
6 Live vacancies

These figures come from 5 vacancies that published a salary, out of 6 live Microsoft SQL Server roles in South East. Every one was read from the employer's own careers page — this is what companies are advertising, not what candidates report earning.

Where a range is advertised we take the top of the range, so read the median as the ceiling a typical employer is willing to reach. Contract day rates are annualised at 230 working days a year.

South East against the rest of the UK

Microsoft SQL Server roles in South East advertise a median of £55,000, in line with the UK-wide median of £55,000.

South East accounts for 2.2% of the 278 live UK Microsoft SQL Server roles. 0% of the South East roles are advertised as remote, against 27% nationally — this is a more office-based market than the national picture.

Microsoft SQL Server salary by seniority

LevelLower quartileMedian Upper quartileRoles
Mid-level £55,000 £55,000 £55,000 5

Contract versus permanent

BasisLower quartileMedian Upper quartileRoles
Permanent £55,000 £55,000 £55,000 5

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6 live Microsoft SQL Server jobs in South East

How we measure this

We crawl UK employers' own careers pages, classify each vacancy against a published taxonomy, and read the salary exactly as the employer stated it. Nothing here is reposted from another job board, and nothing is modelled or estimated.

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