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Salary for Electronics engineers in Denmark

Based on 2025 salary data from Statistics Denmark (Danmarks Statistik), with additional SIRI/STAR references where available.

Published salary figures for this occupation, including pension and a simplified payslip example where a pension breakdown is available.

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STATISTICS DENMARK · LONS20

Electronics engineers (Ingeniørarbejde inden for elektronik)

Average monthly salary including pension

71,200 DKK

≈ €9,500 / US $10,700

2025 · all of Denmark · 37 hours a week · before tax · incl. pension

Average monthly salary excluding pension

62,400 DKK

Pension incl. ATP: 8,800 DKK per month. Before tax; other pay components are included.

Middle half of employees earn between (including pension)

Lower quartile: 58,100 DKKmedian 69,000 DKKUpper quartile: 80,900 DKK
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE ONLY

What could reach your bank account

38,374 DKKper month in this example

Example: 38% base income tax and 8,000 DKK monthly deduction; higher-income taxes included.

For guidance only. Your actual take-home pay may differ.

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Where the illustrated monthly package goes

  • To your bank account38,374 DKK · 53.0%
  • Tax withheld: AM-bidrag + A-skat24,026 DKK · 33.2%
  • Pension: employer 10% + your 4% + ATP9,411 DKK · 13.0%
  • Holiday supplement reserved for later651 DKK · 0.9%

The chosen 38% base rate applies after pension, ATP, AM-bidrag and the monthly deduction. Higher-income state taxes are added where applicable. Here, total tax is 36.9% of gross pay.

Pension and the reserved holiday supplement are before later taxes. Paid holiday is time off, not extra cash.

EXAMPLE ONLY · NOT AN EMPLOYER-ISSUED PAYSLIP

Example monthly payslip

Illustration

37 hours/week · adult · main tax card · holiday supplement not paid this month

Example base rate 38%Monthly deduction 8,000 DKK
Example gross pay, deductions and bank payment
Pay or deductionAmount
Gross monthly salaryIllustrative pension split65,103 DKK
Your pension contribution4% of gross pay · saved for your pension−2,604 DKK
Your ATP contributionFull-time monthly A-rate used in this example−99 DKK
Labour market contributionAM-bidrag · 8% of 62,400 DKK−4,992 DKK
Income tax — base example38% of 49,400 DKK after the 8,000 DKK monthly deduction−18,772 DKK
Mellemskat6.57% on annual income above 641,200 DKK after AM-bidrag · reduced by the tax ceiling, divided by 12−262 DKK
Paid to your bank accountUdbetalt · example only38,374 DKK

Employer contributions — not deducted from your payment

Employer pension · 10% of gross pay
6,510 DKK
Employer ATP
198 DKK

Holiday and days off in this example

Paid holiday accrued
2.08 days/month · 25 days/year
Holiday supplement · 1% reserved, not paid this month
651 DKK
Extra holiday days · assumed agreement
5 days/year

This example has paid holiday plus a supplement. Other jobs use 12.5% holiday allowance instead. The five extra days depend on your agreement.

These are chosen example values, not national averages.

Job opportunities

STAR’s regional assessments for specific roles in this salary group.

Electronics engineer

Capital Region
Hiring and job-matching difficulties
Central Denmark
Less favourable job opportunities
North Denmark
Hiring and job-matching difficulties
Region Zealand
Labour shortage
South Denmark
Hiring and job-matching difficulties

Employers have unfilled vacancies, while jobseekers struggle to find matching work.

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Please note: Salary figures from Statistics Denmark, DA, SIRI and your a-kasse (if applicable) may vary depending on the source and methodology. These figures are estimates intended as guidance, not guaranteed salaries. Your actual salary will depend on factors such as your qualifications, experience, employer, employment conditions and, importantly, your Danish language proficiency.