Cloud computing

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Mean salaries for cloud computing roles remained stable at £65,000-£75,000 per year. Cloud salaries consistently exceeded the national average, which confirms these as lucrative professions in the UK job market.

Salary trend

£71,813

Mean salary for cloud computing professionals, which is 84.8% more than the overall national mean salary.

The cloud computing job market has remained robust, starting the year with around 300-450 live postings settling in the 300-350 range by mid-2024. This sustained employer demand, coupled with enthusiastic candidate interest, points to significant industry growth and vitality.

Job demand vs 

applicant volume

62.88% were listed on Adzuna as hybrid/remote and 37.12% required on-site work. This split reflects a shift towards flexible work while acknowledging some roles require physical presence for collaboration, equipment access, or security reasons.

Working patterns

This data demonstrates that the need for cloud computing professionals goes beyond just tech, spanning various different industries. 

Industries hiring

62.88%

Of cloud computing roles on Adzuna are hybrid or remote roles.

Job seeker interest data is calculated by analysing how many views each posting on the Adzuna website receives and comparing this to the overall posting views in the advertised location. 

London leads cloud computing job demand with 917 job openings on Adzuna, reflecting its status as a major tech hub. South East England follows with 284 openings and North West (England) with 212.

Demand by area

Where does this data come from?

These insights into the cloud computing job market have been sourced from 2,685 unique Adzuna job board listings between 1st May 2024 and 31st October 2024. 

The purpose of this is to give you insight into the job market that can guide your career choices, training, and development, ensuring better alignment with market demands.

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