Australian ICT market · Active listings

Tasmania

Active roles, advertised pay and the organisations hiring across information and communication technology in Tasmania.

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Active roles[1]19Distinct active listings in this market.
Advertised median salary[2]$115,000Annualised to AUD from 19 advertised salaries.

Xprt Dev tracks only roles that advertise pay, so every listing counted here states a salary.

Advertised annual salary, AUD[2] n = 19 listings with usable pay

Bar height shows listings per $10k of pay.

Tasmania · Information & Communication Technology · Active listings

What active listings show

Employment mix[5]

How active roles describe their employment type.

  • Full-time95%18 roles
  • Contract5%1 role

Work arrangements[5]

Remote, hybrid and on-site labels in active listings. A listing advertised in more than one place counts once for each.

  • On-site63%12 listings
  • Hybrid37%7 listings

Advertising organisations[4]

Employers and recruitment agencies with the most active listings in this market. An agency may be recruiting for employers it does not name.

Top 8 shown
  • TasWater4 active roles
  • University of Tasmania3 active roles
  • Australian Federal Police1 active role
  • City of Hobart1 active role
  • Indie Education1 active role
  • City of Launceston1 active role
  • indiGroup1 active role
  • Searson Buck Group Pty Ltd1 active role

Figures are observed from active listings on Xprt Jobs: an inventory, not a census of the Australian market. The numbered notes explain how each measure is counted. Read the notes


Specialisations in Tasmania[1]

Active roles by specialisation, ordered by demand. Bars compare each specialisation with the leader. Median pay is the advertised median[2], withheld where too few listings state pay.

8 specialisations

The figures in this table are for Tasmania. Each specialisation's own page describes all of Australia.


This page measures the whole state or territory
A listing advertised for a suburb or a city is counted against the state it sits in, because that is the level the underlying listings resolve to. These figures describe Tasmania as a whole, not any one city within it. The 30-day movement is calculated for Australia rather than per state, so it is left out here rather than shown as if it were specific.