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Python developer salaries in Stockholm
Benchmark what it costs to hire in this market before you make an offer. Base-salary ranges for software engineers in Stockholm (SEK).
| Experience level | Base salary |
|---|---|
| Junior (0–2 yrs) | SEK 480K – SEK 600K |
| Mid-level (2–5 yrs) | SEK 600K – SEK 750K |
| Senior (5–8 yrs) | SEK 720K – SEK 900K |
| Staff+ (8+ yrs) | SEK 850K – SEK 1.1M |
Spotify, Klarna, and a deep gaming cluster (Embracer, King) anchor the market.
Stockholm salaries are mid-pack for Europe in nominal terms, but strong social benefits, pensions, and work-life balance are part of total compensation.
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