How much do remote developers in Italy expect to make? $60,238 per year on average (based on self-reported data).
This estimated average salary is based on the expected salaries of Arc Developers in that location. Remote software engineer salaries in Italy are around average for Western Europe.
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The salary data is based on the expected salary of over 300,000 remote developers in Arc's network. Developers provide us with their expected salary after passing our comprehensive vetting process (click here to learn more about Arc’s vetting process).
In addition to software development experience, our research indicates two other major factors that affect salary expectations:
・Local rent and cost of living.
・English ability (in countries where English is not the primary language, developers with a good command of English can often charge a premium compared to local rates).
In addition to providing a base salary, organizations may offer remote developers a more comprehensive package when hired long-term. This package may include benefits such as health insurance, equipment stipends, cash bonuses for high performance, company equity, etc. (For more information on benefits frequently offered to remote developers, click here.)
Hello, my name is Silvia, I hold a Master of Science in Computer Engineering with a specialization in Artificial Intelligence and have over 10 years of experience in Computer Vision, Deep Learning and Machine Learning, spanning both academia and industry. My journey includes roles as a Research and Scientific Assistant in academia and contributions to both large enterprises and startups in the industry. I bring a unique blend of passion, curiosity, enthusiasm, practical expertise, and theoretical knowledge to my work. I thrive on making complex ideas accessible and actionable, whether through mentoring, consulting, or delivering practical implementations. If you are a student eager to learn the fundamentals of AI, improve your coding skills, or navigate the nuances of advanced machine learning concepts, I am here to help you. For businesses and startups, I offer tailored solutions and expert insights to help you harness the power of AI and machine learning for your projects.
Really passionate about embedded, I started more than 10 years ago to contribute to the buildroot project. Always interested in complex subjects, I progressed into device drivers, low level programming while building real world products.
I'm specialized in **machine learning**, **computer vision**, and gaze analysis. I have been involved in several research projects, including work on gaze estimation algorithms and mixed reality applications. In addition to my academic work, I actively review for international conferences and have experience developing real-world applications in both academia and industry. As an expert in **Python**, **C#**, **Unity**, **CUDA**, and **mixed reality**, I am passionate about mentoring and sharing knowledge with others in the tech community.
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