What salary details are stated?

How specific are the advertised salary amounts?

Each post is grouped by the salary details extracted from it: a range, one exact amount, a minimum, or values that could not form a usable range. Extraction can miss details, so check the original post.

Original pay evidence

Advertised offer bands

Each panel has a separate scale in the source currency. A band shows its stated lower and upper amounts; a marker shows a minimum with no upper amount. Pay period is not preserved in the listing record. These are historical advertisements, not confirmed current vacancies.

GBP advertised bands. Scale covers known endpoints from 100,000 to 175,000.
Role	Company	Native offer band	Post date	Remote mark	Source
Senior Software Engineer	Count	GBP 120,000–168,000	Feb 2026	Marked remote	View source post
Senior Software Engineer	Count	GBP 125,000–175,000	Nov 2025	Marked remote	View source post
Senior Software Engineer	Count	GBP 100,000–140,000	Sep 2025	Marked remote	View source post

USD advertised bands. Scale covers known endpoints from 140,000 to 175,000.
Role	Company	Native offer band	Band position, USD	Post date	Remote mark	Source
Senior Software Engineer	BioIntelliSense	USD 140,000–175,000		Nov 2024	Marked remote	View source post

Compare these groups

Parent and sibling post groups

Counts describe matching source posts. Any USD statistic is an approximate estimate of advertised minimums.

Starting-salary history

Advertised minimums over time

Each dot is one post’s approximate USD estimate of its advertised minimum, linked to the source post. The chart shows up to the 120 newest comparable estimates, from Nov 2024 to Feb 2026; older months remain in the table, so a missing dot does not mean there were no posts. Monthly summaries appear only with at least 30 comparable estimates. Values are approximate annualized USD estimates of advertised minimums, not full offer ranges or employee pay. They use a common comparison basis, not historical exchange rates or inflation. The mix of companies, recorded role levels, and currencies can change month to month.

Monthly post counts and salary estimates

Monthly source-post counts and valid approximate USD advertised-minimum counts. Statistics are shown only when monthly valid sample size is at least 30.
Month	Source posts	Comparable estimates	Median estimate	Middle half
Nov 2024	1	1	Not shown	Not shown
Sep 2025	1	1	Not shown	Not shown
Nov 2025	1	1	Not shown	Not shown
Feb 2026	1	1	Not shown	Not shown

Exact values for the 4 plotted source posts

Exact approximate USD floor value and date for each plotted source listing
Date	Approximate annualized USD estimate	Source
Nov 2024	140,000	Post 42023777
Sep 2025	132,204	Post 45095784
Nov 2025	165,255	Post 45802199
Feb 2026	158,645	Post 46858595

Other technologies named together

Which other technologies appeared in these posts?

For each month, this lists the three most-mentioned other technologies and how many posts named each one. A post can mention several technologies, so these counts overlap and do not add up to the number of posts.

Monthly counts for the most common other technology tags, with each month’s source-post denominator
Month	Posts that month	Other technologies named
Nov 2024	1	No other technology summary
Sep 2025	1	Duckdb1 / 1 Kubernetes1 / 1 Node.js1 / 1
Nov 2025	1	Duckdb1 / 1 Kubernetes1 / 1 Node.js1 / 1
Feb 2026	1	Duckdb1 / 1 Kubernetes1 / 1 Node.js1 / 1

Companies named more than once

Where these companies appear in the posts

Counts show source posts under each company name. They do not measure company size, current hiring, or how often a company hires. One post can describe several roles.

Source posts by company, with observed dates, role titles, technology names, remote wording, and stated currencies
Company	Posts	First and last post	Months with posts	Role titles	Technology tags	Marked remote	Currencies
Count	3	Sep 2025–Feb 2026	3	1	11	3 / 3	GBP

Places mentioned in post text

Which places do these posts mention?

These bars compare city and nearby-area matches in this group with matches across all posts that state pay. Matches come from post text, not verified work locations. A post can match more than one place.

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