Salary benchmarks

Average Salary in Italy

Explore the landscape of high-paying jobs in Italy, from specialized tech roles to leadership positions in established industries. Understanding these top-earning professions can guide career aspirations and provide a benchmark for professional value within the Italian economy.

Highest-paying roles

#RoleMedian
1Physician€81,000
2Engineering Manager€79,000
3Investment Banking Analyst€69,000
4Sustainability Manager€68,000
5Marketing Manager€66,000
6Quantitative Analyst€65,000
7Machine Learning Engineer€63,000
8Sales Manager€63,000
9Lawyer€61,000
10Fintech Engineer€60,000
11Strategy Consultant€60,000
12Solutions Architect€59,000
13AI Product Manager€58,000
14Data Scientist€57,000
15Management Consultant€57,000
16Pharmacist€56,000
17Data Engineer€55,000
18Security Engineer€55,000
19Cloud Engineer€54,000
20Physician Assistant€54,000
21DevOps Engineer€53,000
22Product Manager€53,000
23Backend Engineer€52,000
24Software Engineer€51,000
25Financial Advisor€49,000
26Frontend Engineer€49,000
27Nurse Practitioner€48,000
28Financial Analyst€47,000
29Business Analyst€45,000
30Physical Therapist€45,000
31Product Designer€44,000
32Account Executive€43,000
33Data Analyst€40,000
34Accountant€38,000
35Sales Representative€37,000
36Registered Nurse€34,000
37HR Specialist€32,000

How we calculate this

Salaries are presented as gross annual figures. We prioritize official statistical data for medians where available, supplementing with regional references for roles with less centralized data, ensuring all figures are clearly labeled.

Frequently asked questions

What is considered a good salary in Italy?

A 'good' salary in Italy varies significantly by region and industry. Generally, compensation above the national average, particularly in major cities or specialized fields, is considered strong. Factors like cost of living and professional experience also play a crucial role in defining what constitutes a comfortable income.

Which roles pay the most in Italy?

The highest paying roles in Italy are often found in sectors like information technology, finance, medicine, and specialized engineering. Positions requiring advanced degrees, significant experience, and leadership responsibilities, such as IT managers, financial directors, specialized surgeons, and senior engineers, typically offer the most substantial remuneration.

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