PLC Programmer Salary (US, UK, Canada, Germany) – CAN’T believe IT 🤯

Today, we will take a look at the income of a PLC programmer (Automation Engineer) in the top 4 countries of the USA, Canada, UK, and Germany.

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🎯🎯 Definitely, it is interesting for anyone working in PLC; how much is the income of a PLC programmer in different countries?
In this video, we have answered this controversial question in detail. Finally, we have determined the average income, the lowest, and the highest income level. stay tuned and watch the video …
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00:00 Introduction
01:03 How Much Does A PLC Programmer Make
02:48 PLC Programmer salary in the United States
03:23 PLC Programmer salary in Canada
04:18 PLC Programmer salary in the UK
05:10 PLC Programmer salary in Germany
06:00 YOU

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[Sundareswara_Nathan]

Indians who are watching this video, i like to share you one thing. In India there the salary is not good as a fresher. So along with PLC programming or Automation Engineer be ready to thorough with Control system paper also improve Manager or Administrative skills by knowing more about Industrial oriented training will help you to improve your salary package in upcoming years. Otherwise after gaining experience go some of the countries, he mentioned above for better job opportunities.

[elsonsajan]

As a fresher in the Industrial Automation Engineering sector in India with 9 months experience in PLC/HMI/SCADA programming with multiple brands like Siemens, Allen Bradley, omron, delta, Schneider, pro-face, LabVIEW, citect etc...the salary is actually not that great here...

On average, freshers only make around ₹144, 000 ($1, 780) to ₹216, 000 ($2, 660) annually... which is very bad even by Indian standards.

In India, most automation companies offer higher salary to people who has more years of experience (6-8 years) and not based on there actual skills....So the sad truth about the Industrial Automation Engineering field here in India is that, even if you are very skilled in your work, it doesn't reflect on your salary, which ultimately discourages most freshers to continue in this field, and they often switch to some IT industry which offers higher salaries.

So here in India the Industrial Automation Engineering field is actually not that lucrative. 😅

[Nathan-kccv]

Well i worked in Poland as mechatronics fitter in medium size companny and i asked PLC programmers about their's monthly salary they earn only 1480USD so i'm sure that i will learn Germany and move from my country for better money.

[vishnuchoudhary]

In India plc programmer get only 150$ per month as a fresher or like core branch Job get 150$ per month as a fresher in India supply of core branch Engineer and job are very less that's why core branch Engineer get very poor salary 😀😀😀😀😀😀

[Letsgobackthefuture]

Hello my name is Dave I work as a technical recruiter for Flextronics.
We have job Vacancies for Automation technicians at Flextronics, Austin TEXAS.
send a dm if you have 4years+ experience in the field.
Military personnel with PLC technical training are encouraged to apply. Associate Degree in related field is a plus.

[doymentprojects]

I only get paid $4k/year including plc programming, hmi design and electrical design 😭, hopefully someday I will become an expert and get paid a lot

[slucasanjos]

Uau! I'm Brazil is 20k by year (that if you work in a big company).

[robertpotter]

I'm in the suburbs of Chicago and I can't hire Controls Engineers for less than $90k per year. If they make less than $100k per year they only stay with my company for a year or two.

[ovi]

in my country BD, salary is nearly 500$ (for experienced one), pretty bad situation

[amolkirad]

But in India, it's really the worst condition to be a PLC Programmer. You won't even get a good salary as very less options to change the new company.

[IAlexandreI]

Thanks for the video !

You should take a look at Australia and New Zealand. Salaries are high.

Also, pay attention that "Automation Engineer" might not mean "PLC / SCADA programmer". Most often it refers to the IT kind of automation.

Would you or someone reading this comment be aware of companies recruiting PLC / SCADA programmers to work remotely ? Or contractors who are able to get this kind of job remotely ?

[chaowang]

I am a plc programer in China，I want go to USA 。😂

[gggvxxydxyd]

Can web developer make 100k in canada if he is a senior i know company pay more than 200k ? Please can you replay❤❤❤

[promithasan]

with a three year advanced diplona on electro machanical- automation as a fresher how much can i expect.

[asifqayum]

I am Mechanical Engineer can I convert my self to PLC programer

[giannicatalani]

The salary in Venezuela is 300$ per month the worst case, the best case is 800$ per month (it's my case because I have my own company and I have 3 contracts with my clients).

[xiaofengguo]

In china, I hate this job because low paying with long work hours

[Risky_boy]

Hello Sir.
I'm Indian and I'm very curious and interested to the base of electrical automaton job in forn country so sir how can you suggest me to do job abroad on this Basis

[suhaibahmed]

Hi sir. I just kicked off my career in Industrial Automation, I want to do masters pls suggest which cou try I shd go for .
Thank u

[orangesquare]

It is worth mentioning that engineers in both Germany, Great Britain and Canada have a more extensive welfare-system, than the americans. With other words, americans do have more expenses to pay, therefore they get higher salaries.