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Electrical Engineer salary in Amsterdam, 2026

Core range €45 to 70k a year at 3 to 7 years; €45k to €95k across the published market. Estimate built between published anchors, labelled and reviewed.

ExperienceLow outlierCore rangeHigh outlier
0 to 2 years€28k€32 to 45k€55k
3 to 7 years€45k€45 to 70k€95k
8 to 15 years€70k€70 to 95k€130k

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Electrical Engineer · Amsterdam, Netherlands · 3 to 7 years

Core range €45 to 70k a year

Built from published survey anchors · 2026-09-25
€45k
Low outlier: small companies, limited responsibilities, generalists only
€45 to 70k
Core range, where most offers land
€95k
High outlier: project lead plus niche industrial automation
City hub effect
Amsterdam is the national tech and industrial hub; pay is above national average.
CBS (Statistics Netherlands), 2022
Employer-type premium
Multinationals and engineering consultancies typically pay 10 to 30% premium over SMEs.
Robert Walters Salary Survey Netherlands, 2023
Skill premium
Power electronics, automation and functional safety attract measurable salary premiums.
Hays Salary Guide Netherlands, 2023
Typical annual increase
Typical annual base salary progression is 3 to 6%, promotions yield larger steps.
Robert Walters Salary Survey Netherlands, 2023
Sources: CBS (Statistics Netherlands) (2022); Hays Salary Guide Netherlands (2023); Robert Walters Salary Survey Netherlands (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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