For those with 2-5 YOE, what is your salary?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Even smartlocal is an Internet company nowadays

LOL...your comment made my day
wondering this smartlocal develop what sia? haha

Originally Posted by Chowchowchow

Lol, which part did you not understand?
I am from internet company = in the tech world.

so why the **** did you say you're non-tech then you illiterate dumbass.

stop posting.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

LOL...your comment made my day
wondering this smartlocal develop what sia? haha

Bro... you don't know? Develop Talents

[singlebuyhdb]

Originally Posted by Chowchowchow

To the skeptics, I was just like one of you.
Did engineering in NUS, class of 2017, thought I would be happy and contented to have a monthly of $10K as a career end goal.
Who knows, was fortunate to have joined an internet company, now averaging $16k/month excluding RSUs (which I will not count given company is pre-IPO).
I would really say that tech is the IB of today, of course top IB still pays much better but the work hours are also crazy.
Btw I am non-tech, so I would assume that a SWE would be paid closer to $18-20K on a similar trajectory.

no this is not true ...

to hit 18 - 20k as swe is very hard , u need to hit principal engineer levels and be on the highest salary band as well as work for most probably FAANG or large tech equivalent ( >50B revenue yearly )

not easy and very unlikely .

if we're talkin about those crypto or unicorn then uhh... also not really possible to be honest .... firstly crypto roles are still fairly new , highest i saw was 12k monthly and that one need 8 year experience ...

if we talking about unicorn , highest i saw was also 12-14kish, need 8 yoe and masters degree .

i not sure where u get 18-20k for SWE from , i work in tech , i can tell u this is very very rare if not, impossible unless u go USA . i hope u are not trolling ... false information like this can really waste people time .

Originally Posted by singlebuyhdb

no this is not true ...

to hit 18 - 20k as swe is very hard , u need to hit principal engineer levels and be on the highest salary band as well as work for most probably FAANG or large tech equivalent ( >50B revenue yearly )

not easy and very unlikely .

if we're talkin about those crypto or unicorn then uhh... also not really possible to be honest .... firstly crypto roles are still fairly new , highest i saw was 12k monthly and that one need 8 year experience ...

if we talking about unicorn , highest i saw was also 12-14kish, need 8 yoe and masters degree .

i not sure where u get 18-20k for SWE from , i work in tech , i can tell u this is very very rare if not, impossible unless u go USA . i hope u are not trolling ... false information like this can really waste people time .

Pls share your yoe/$$$/role too

Originally Posted by Unregistered

That's nothing I graduated from SIM in the same year and pulling 25k

25k per year. Typical SIM standard

[singlebuyhdb]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Pls share your yoe/$$$/role too

here u go bro ... i posted before

https://forums.salary.sg/income-jobs...tml#post203686

Originally Posted by singlebuyhdb

no this is not true ...

to hit 18 - 20k as swe is very hard , u need to hit principal engineer levels and be on the highest salary band as well as work for most probably FAANG or large tech equivalent ( >50B revenue yearly )

not easy and very unlikely .

if we're talkin about those crypto or unicorn then uhh... also not really possible to be honest .... firstly crypto roles are still fairly new , highest i saw was 12k monthly and that one need 8 year experience ...

if we talking about unicorn , highest i saw was also 12-14kish, need 8 yoe and masters degree .

i not sure where u get 18-20k for SWE from , i work in tech , i can tell u this is very very rare if not, impossible unless u go USA . i hope u are not trolling ... false information like this can really waste people time .

Thanks, I was from one of the FAG companies and I was actually surprised that junior SWEs were not paid much more than non-tech. I think the base + bonus was almost indifferent, but what differed was RSUs. What I observed was that at every equivalent level, SWEs in F/G were paid 10-15% more purely from RSU.

But I thought that senior level SWE (TLs) would edge out significantly given that it is a more niche and select group of talent.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

so why the **** did you say you're non-tech then you illiterate dumbass.

stop posting.

Now I get what you are confused about.
You’re probably not in the tech world.
Non-tech == non eng or not SWE/SDE/SRE
Meaning, functions in business/corporate.
Less hate please

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Even smartlocal is an Internet company nowadays

Yes but the one that i worked for is top-notch and out of your league. Heard of shopee?