Tech Salaries in Germany (2026)
Germany2 tracked rolesUpdated 2026
Market Salary Range (USD)
$57,240 - $187,920
Average median across tracked roles: $81,000
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We currently track 2 salary pages for Germany. Across those roles, the average median salary is $81,000 with a tracked range spanning from $57,240 to $187,920.
The highest median salary in this market belongs to Product Manager, currently listed at €85,000 (about $91,800). Use the location-specific page for that role to inspect its range and the broader role hub to see how the same job pays across other markets.
At the lower end of the current set, Data Scientist has a median near €65,000. That spread is why this page works best as a market directory: you can compare roles in one location first, then dive into the detailed role pages that match your path.
The tracked cost-of-living index for this market is 41/100. That does not replace a full take-home-pay analysis, but it helps explain why the highest nominal salary is not always the strongest purchasing-power option.
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| Role | Salary Range | Median |
|---|---|---|
| Product ManagerAll Product Manager salaries | €53,000 - €174,000 Approx. $57,240 - $187,920 | €85,000 Approx. $91,800 |
| Data ScientistAll Data Scientist salaries | €53,000 - €174,000 Approx. $57,240 - $187,920 | €65,000 Approx. $70,200 |
USD comparisons use approximate exchange rates and are shown for cross-market context.
Product Manager currently has the highest median salary in this tracked set for Germany, at €85,000. Use the role row above to compare it with the rest of the market and then jump to the full role hub for a cross-location view.
Across the role pages we currently track for Germany, salaries span from $57,240 to $187,920 in USD terms. That range reflects different functions, employer types, and seniority mixes inside the same market.
Yes. The location page helps you compare different jobs in one market, while each role hub shows how the same job pays across multiple locations. Using both gives you a stronger benchmark for negotiations and relocation decisions.
Yes. This market currently carries a normalized cost-of-living index of 41/100 in our data, which is a useful reminder that headline salary alone does not capture purchasing power.
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