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In Austria, salaries for Cloud Computing positions can vary significantly based on factors such as experience level, specific job roles, and industry demand. For someone with a PhD in Physics but no direct experience in Cloud Computing, it is crucial to research salary ranges to effectively negotiate during interviews. Websites like LinkedIn, Glassdoor, and Indeed are recommended for job postings and may provide salary insights, although not all listings include salary information. It is important to clarify the job title, as "Cloud Computing" can encompass various roles, including Software Engineer positions, which can further differ in salary based on seniority. Candidates should highlight relevant computing and programming skills gained during their PhD and tailor their resumes to attract interest from potential employers.
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How much does a Cloud Computing position earn in Austria in general? I need this answer for an interview in order to negotiate with the interviewers. I hold a PhD degree in Physics but with no experience in the field.
 
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Welcome to PF. :smile:

Does Craig's list publish job openings and salaries for this type of position in Austria? What websites have job postings like this for Austria? Do none of them list the salary range?

And what computing/programming experience do you have from your PhD that may be applicable to the positions you will be interviewing for? How have you tuned up your resume to gain interest from these interviewers?

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DT137 said:
...Cloud Computing position...
I don't think that's really a position.

Do you mean a Software Engineer specializing in Cloud Computing?
Even that is quite broad. Senior? Junior?
How much experience do you have in that specific field?
 
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