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Here are the 10 highest paying jobs in Singapore

Are you getting enough?

Singapore – Want to know what you’re worth in today’s job market?

JobStreet.com has published a list of the top 10 highest paying jobs in Singapore to help candidates and hiring managers benchmark their salaries against the market.

This list has been determined through the average salary of all specialisations per position level, based on salaries posted by employers on the JobStreet website this year.

Fresh Graduates

1. Doctor - $3,095

2. Biotechnology - $3,082

3. Process design & control - $3,055

4. Corporate finance - $2,959

5. Financial sales services - $2,857

6. Legal services - $2,825

7. Environmental engineering - $2,781

8. Journalist - $2,781

9. Banking & finance - $2,758

10. IT – software - $2,718



Junior Executives

1. Doctor - $3,722

2. Actuarial science - $3,649

3. IT software - $3,334

4. Legal services - $3,279

5. Corporate finance - $3,248

6. Audit - $3,214

7. Industrial engineering - $3,198

8. Banking & finance - $3,187

9. Database administrator - $3,170

10. Process design & control - $3,144



Senior Executives

1. Financial sales - $4,718

2. Actuarial science - $4,670

3. Banking & finance - $4,635

4 IT software - $4,617

5. Legal services - $4,616

6. Corporate finance - $4,545

7. Laboratory scientist - $4,375

8. Biotechnology - $4,329

9. Chemical engineering - $4,277

10. Audit - $4,246



Managers

1. Chemist - $9,096

2. Corporate finance - $7,305

3. Legal services - $6,950

4. Laboratory scientist - $6,882

5. IT software - $6,642

6. Electrical engineering - $6,619

7. Logistics - $6,561

8. Audit - $6,187

9. Chemical engineering - $6,102

10. Top management - $5,943



Senior Managers

1. Legal services - $14,466

2. Top management - $11,887

3. Audit - $10,343

4. Doctor - $10,153

5. Laboratory scientists - $10,121

6. Sales – IT and engineering - $9,718

7. Marketing - $9,263

8. Electronics engineering - $9,073

9. Biotechnology - $8,949

10. Pharmacy - $8,949

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Hey guys! I hope a few of you sifus here can help me! How does one obtain the EP pass?

My employer and myself has gotten the In-Principal Approval letter. Apparently, my employer has to submit a request via EPOL for my EP to be released and then I make an appointment via the e-appointment portal to get my EP right? However, this would mean my employer has to pay S$150.

Or, do I do it via EPSC myself but I pay the S$150. I am so utterly confused.    Plus, what is needed for the EP collection? Apart from the documents, I have to prepare a passport sized photograph yes?

Thank you very much in advance for your replies! I need my EP asap to open a bank account and look for accommodation! I have only 3 weeks left to look for a place to stay...

Edit: HAPPY NEW YEAR ALL!

Changed at Tanjong Pagar Plaza yesterday

SGD 1.138 = AUD 1.00

SGD 1 = MYR 25.73

may not be best of rates

Is there any photo Booth at the ica building there?

since ppl were sharing about their rent.

my previous rent was $530, small single room at the back and everything is included @ toapayoh.

my rent now is $350, the same small single room at the back with no furniture. nothing. just water heater. no washing machine as well.

but i save a lot and my office is just across the street. so i saved transport too. still at toa payoh.

First thing, that is just a joke. We are here to just chat and have fun time.

In offshore and marine. Even locals are telling me the young ones are not willing to take it up. I met so many young fellas quit the job after 1 year. Just in my company alone more than 10 fellas left (all Singaporeans). Not bad pay; get OT, waiting time and offshore rate (USD per day). Some even left after 1 month. We foreigners have to endure all this to keep your port, rigs and vessels working. Your core industry also your locals dont want to handle, then who will?

Send me your kids resume and I can tell you they cant last one month, nonetheless in their life time. And this is from a "foreign" engineer's perspective.

All want office job. I cant blame them if you want office job, but someone has to do the cowboy's job. No alibaba will build your stuff out of thin air.

So, if I take this job is more like contributing to your country's main industry that is keeping you and your family alive. Be thankful that you get the office job and people have to work offsite for your sake.

I did attached. The company wrote 2 liner for me, better than nothing

Just sharing based on my observation since my department got 5 people (out of 14) all get PR in 3 months time last year. Malaysian with Degree (maybe recognized by SG) that working for 2 years in Singapore. The probability of getting PR is high (maybe 99%). For my case, after 1 year working then applied and got rejected. Later applied again after another 1 year and approved.

Oh yea, my department mostly Malaysian >"<

I have a enquiry about working night shift. How they return to their home after 12am? Since there do not have bus and lrt during weekdays after 12am