Romania: IT continues to lead ranking of sectors with the highest salaries (…)

February 19, 2026

IT continues to lead ranking of sectors with the highest salaries in Romania
Feb 19, 2026

IT continues to lead ranking of sectors with the highest salaries in Romania.

With a net average of RON 8,000 (EUR 1,600) per month, IT continues to be the best-paid sector in Romania, followed by oil & gas, automation, construction, engineering, and crewing & casino. The lowest salaries are in beauty salons and clinics, and in security and protection. Salaries (…)

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