Singapore Data Scientists Lead in Earnings Across Southeast Asia: Report

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Singapore Data Scientists Lead in Earnings Across Southeast Asia: Report

Higher salaries reflect demand for data expertise in Singapore’s digital economy

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SINGAPORE: Data scientists in Singapore are earning significantly more than their Southeast Asian counterparts, as highlighted in the latest ‘Southeas

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SINGAPORE: Data scientists in Singapore are earning significantly more than their Southeast Asian counterparts, as highlighted in the latest ‘Southeast Asia Startup Talent Trends Report 2024’ by Glints and Monk’s Hill Ventures (MHV). The report reveals a base salary range for data scientists across the region of US$3,600 to US$8,400 per month. In Singapore, however, senior-level data scientists earn between US$6,600 and US$8,400 monthly, while junior professionals make between US$3,600 and US$4,900. Mid-level data scientists command a range of US$4,600 to US$5,900.

The disparity in earnings underscores the high demand for data science roles in Singapore, attributed to the nation’s advanced tech ecosystem, growing digital economy, and widespread use of data-driven technologies, including artificial intelligence and machine learning. According to the report, the demand for data scientists will continue to grow across Southeast Asia, driven by expanding digital economies and increasing reliance on data-centric decision-making.

In Singapore, initiatives like the Smart Nation movement further fuel demand for skilled data professionals, positioning the city-state as a regional hub for technology and innovation. The report indicates a promising outlook for data science careers in Southeast Asia, with Singapore leading in salary and opportunity within this rapidly evolving field.

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