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Salary Intelligence
National median, after-tax net, and purchasing power for 38 professions in Israel — anchored to a primary-sourced median wage (2025 data).
What is a good salary in Israel?
In Israel, the national median salary is about $34,057 gross (~$21,582 after tax, 2025 data). Estimated pay for a mid-level professional ranges from ~$23,282 to ~$98,917 net depending on the role — highest for a cto / technology director. Figures are modelled estimates anchored to Israel's national median wage; not a job offer.
Key facts
National median (2025)
$34,057 gross · $21,582 after tax · $18,267 PPP-equivalent. Source & methodology
| Profession | Est. gross | Est. net |
|---|---|---|
| CTO / Technology Director | $188,011 | $98,917 |
| Doctor (Physician) | $149,280 | $79,552 |
| Senior Software Engineer | $148,785 | $79,304 |
| AI Engineer | $145,226 | $77,525 |
| Engineering Manager | $135,433 | $72,628 |
| Software Engineer | $110,297 | $60,060 |
| Data Engineer | $109,790 | $59,807 |
| Dentist | $108,154 | $58,989 |
| Product Manager | $107,044 | $58,434 |
| Cloud Engineer | $105,277 | $57,550 |
| DevOps Engineer | $104,962 | $57,393 |
| Cybersecurity Specialist | $98,179 | $54,001 |
| Management Consultant | $93,293 | $51,558 |
| Data Scientist | $90,905 | $50,364 |
| Pharmacist | $85,887 | $47,855 |
| Sales Manager | $77,044 | $43,434 |
| General Manager | $73,869 | $41,846 |
| Mechanical Engineer | $71,665 | $40,744 |
| UX Designer | $70,604 | $40,214 |
| Marketing Manager | $70,040 | $39,932 |
| Project Manager | $70,040 | $39,932 |
| Remote Freelancer | $69,222 | $39,523 |
| Civil Engineer | $68,900 | $39,362 |
| Operations Manager | $64,099 | $36,961 |
| Business Analyst | $63,807 | $36,815 |
| Finance Analyst | $62,445 | $36,134 |
| HR Manager | $59,184 | $34,480 |
| Physiotherapist | $58,406 | $34,067 |
| Content Writer | $56,804 | $33,218 |
| University Lecturer | $55,944 | $32,762 |
| Accountant | $46,631 | $28,230 |
| Graphic Designer | $45,558 | $27,678 |
| Hospitality Manager | $43,636 | $26,659 |
| Nurse | $40,519 | $25,007 |
| Teacher | $38,598 | $23,989 |
| Chef | $38,541 | $23,959 |
| Plumber | $37,367 | $23,337 |
| Electrician | $37,265 | $23,282 |
“vs median” = estimated gross ÷ Israel's national median gross. Tap a role for the full country-by-country ranking. Regulated professions (medicine, nursing, dentistry, pharmacy, teaching) require local credential recognition before you can practise.
Israel salary estimates · Source: Israel national median wage (national statistical office / Eurostat, 2025) + WhereNext tax engine · Last verified Jun 22, 2026 (today)
Modelled estimate, not survey data. Each profession figure is the country's national median wage scaled by the role's skill premium — a directional model, not a per-role salary survey. It is for a mid-level professional and varies widely by employer, seniority, bonus, equity, contract type and tax regime. Net is modelled via WhereNext's tax engine and is not tax or employment advice — verify with an employer or qualified advisor before making decisions.
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The national median is about $34,057 gross (~$21,582 after tax) for 2025. A "good" salary is typically well above the median — many skilled professions here estimate above $69,242 net. Cost of living matters as much as the headline number.
Among the roles modelled, the highest after-tax pay in Israel is estimated for cto / technology director, doctor (physician), senior software engineer. These are directional estimates — actual pay varies by employer, seniority and sector.
Yes. Net figures are computed with WhereNext's tax engine using Israel's domestic resident income tax brackets and social contributions — not expat regimes. Verify your own situation with a qualified advisor.
The national median is primary-sourced (national statistical office / Eurostat, 2025 data). Per-profession figures are a model — the national median × the role's skill premium, not a per-role salary survey — so treat them as a planning guide, not a quote.