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State of the Industry

By Neil Clements, head of recruitment for technical (including developer jobs, IA, DBAs and systems admin jobs)

2010 is shaping up to be an exciting year within digital technical.

Last year saw an increase of clients demanding more for their money, continuing a trend set in late 2008 where developers found themselves having to keep up with latest trends and technologies to make sure they were on the frontline when clients looked at hiring.

2010 will be no different and in fact we are seeing a huge surge in demand for Facebook developers, iPhone developers and of course talented Front End and Flash Developers. Clients now expect their technical teams to fully understand social media, not just the development side but also how social media fits into business needs.

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digital technical jobs agencyside permanent (£K) / freelance per day
Technical Director	45 - 90 / 300 - 400
Lead Developer	40 - 55
Service-side Developer	35 - 45
Client-side Developer	26 - 45
IA	40 - 70 / 250 - 400
Flash Developer	28 - 55 / 250 - 350
Technical Project Management	32 - 50 / 250 - 350
.Net Developer	32 - 60 / 250 - 450
Junior Systems Administrator	18 - 22
Senior Systems Administrator	30 - 46
DBAs	30 - 90
Web Analytics	26 - 70
Mobile Developers	22 - 60

digital technical jobs inhouse permanent (£K) / freelance per day
Technical Director	50 - 100 / 350 - 450
Lead Developer	40 - 50
Service-side Developer	30 - 40
Client-side Developer	25 - 38
IA	35 - 65 / 300 - 400
Flash Developer	30 - 45 / 250 - 350
Technical Project Management	30 - 45 / 250 - 300
.Net Developer	30 - 50 / 250 - 350
Junior Systems Administrator	18 - 22
Senior Systems Administrator	30 - 40
DBAs	30 - 90
Web Analytics	30 - 70
Mobile Developers	22 - 55