Medior backend developer C#
Published anonymouslyConsultancy or services firmEindhoven regionRef. 9449129
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StatusOpenPosted21 August 2026
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Key facts
- Job title
- Medior backend developer C#
- Market
- .NET
- Place
- Eindhoven region
- Salary per month, 40 hours
- €4,000 to €5,250
- Hours per week
- Not stated
- Contract
- Not stated
- Level
- Medior
- Education
- Not stated
- Experience
- Not stated
- Work mode
- Not stated
- Languages
- Not stated
- Industry
- Not stated
- Employer
- Consultancy or services firm
- Posted
- 21 August 2026
Growth path
Next step: Senior in .NET45 jobs
Median €5,875, middle half €5,625 to €5,875
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Salary
EstimateEstimated from comparable jobs in this market, level and region.€4,000 to €5,250
Gross per month for 40 hours, excluding holiday allowance
Confidencebased on 215 .NET jobs
Country
Hours
Gross per month at 40 hours
Extras
- Net per month
- €3,672
- Net per year
- €44,064
- Gross per year
- €59,940
- Tax and contributions
- 26%
- Employer cost per year
- €71,928
- Net per hour, 40 hours
- €21.18
Net per month at EU average prices: €3,050
Same gross in other countries, net per monthEach country at its customary hours and extra pay, for the gross above at 40 hours.
- Switzerland (Zurich)€4,083
- Netherlands€3,672
- Ireland€3,485
- Luxembourg€3,483
- Belgium€3,103
- Germany€2,936
- France€2,857
Tip: ask for the salary scale in the first interview. An estimate is a starting point, not an offer.
Useful?Assumptions and sources
Annual calculation below state pension age. Pension contributions and the 30% ruling are left out.
Tax rules of 2026.
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