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DevOps Engineer salary in Cambridge, 2026
Core range £60 to 90k a year at 3 to 7 years; £44k to £115k across the published market. Estimate built between published anchors, labelled and reviewed.
| Experience | Low outlier | Core range | High outlier |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 to 2 years | £29k | £42 to 58k | £76k |
| 3 to 7 years | £44k | £60 to 90k | £115k |
| 8 to 15 years | £72k | £95 to 135k | £190k |
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DevOps Engineer · Cambridge, United Kingdom · 3 to 7 years
Core range £60 to 90k a year
£44k
Low outlier: smaller employers and public sector starts
£60 to 90k
Core range, where most offers land
£115k
High outlier: experienced hire at big tech employer
City vs capital or main hub
Cambridge typically pays above regional cities but below central London averages.
ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings 2023
Employer-type premium
Large tech firms and consultancies in Cambridge commonly pay a 10 to 30% premium.
Hays UK Salary Guide 2023
Skill premium
Kubernetes, cloud, SRE, and security specialisms materially increase offers.
Robert Walters Salary Survey 2023
Typical annual increase
Typical promotion or market increases range 5 to 12% annually.
Hays UK Salary Guide 2023
Sources: ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE) (2023); Hays UK Salary Guide (2023); Robert Walters Salary Survey (2023). This range is interpolated between the published survey rows either side of it and reviewed before it is promoted to verified; a figure outside the published market is never shown. Ask inside the core; use the outliers to spot a low offer or a real niche premium.
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