Above senior-level contract/freelance tech total compensation and salaries in the Netherlands

 
Company Title Total Comp
🔒 Dutch large-size bank
Utrecht
Product Manager
€220,000 Freelance
Van Lanschot Kempen
Amsterdam (hybrid option)
Senior Software Engineer
€173,000 Freelance
Shell
Rotterdam (hybrid option)
Senior Frontend developer
€146,000 Freelance
🔒 Government Organization
Utrecht (flexible days)
Cloud Engineer
€209,000 2022 Freelance
🔒 Government Organization
Utrecht (flexible days)
Cloud Engineer
€218,000 2022 Freelance
Rabobank
Senior Test Engineer
€112,000 2022 Freelance
GoodHabitz
Eindhoven (flexible days)
Site Reliability Engineer
€228,000 2022 Freelance
🔒 Events industry
Amsterdam (flexible days)
Software Developer
€173,000 2022 Freelance
Eneco
Rotterdam (remote from anywhere)
Mobile Developer
€219,000 2022 Freelance
🔒 Classifieds industry
Remote from anywhere
Consultant
£251,000 2021 Freelance
EV Charging Company
Amsterdam (flexible days)
Software Developer
€182,000 2022 Freelance
Doktor.se
Remote from everywhere (remote from anywhere)
Senior Android Engineer
Frontend
€173,000 2022 Freelance
Leaseplan
Amsterdam (remote from anywhere)
Senior Software Engineer
Frontend
€173,000 2022 Freelance
Government organisation
The Hague (flexible days)
Lead Platform Engineer
€283,000 2022 Freelance
🔒 Well known ISP
The Netherlands (hybrid option)
Lead Platform Engineer
€274,000 2022 Freelance
LeasePlan
Amsterdam (hybrid option)
Senior Frontend Developer
€155,000 2022 Freelance
🔒 Government Organisation
Utrecht (flexible days)
Lead Platform Engineer
€219,000 2021 Freelance
🔒 Vaping and tobacco industry
Amsterdam (flexible days)
DevOps Tech Lead
€228,000 2021 Freelance
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