The first table below looks at the demand for the DB2 Developer role in IT contracts advertised for the England region. Included is a guide to the average contractor rates offered in IT contracts that have cited DB2 Developer in their job title over the 3 months to 24 May 2013 with a comparison to the same period in the previous 2 years. The second table is for comparison and provides aggregates for all Job Titles advertised for the England region.

Note that daily contractor rates and hourly contractor rates are treated separately. When calculating average contractor rates, daily rates are not derived from quoted hourly rates or vice versa.

Location
3 months to
24 May 2013
Same period 2012 Same period 2011
DB2 Developer
Rank 511 547 556
Rank change year-on-year
+36 +9
Contract jobs requiring a DB2 Developer 2 12 15
As % of all contract IT jobs located in England 0.005% 0.022% 0.027%
As % of the Job Titles category 0.005% 0.024% 0.029%
Number of daily rates quoted 2 5 7
Average daily rate £513 £425 £375
Average daily rate % change year-on-year
+20.58% +13.33%
90% offered a daily rate of more than £483 £425 £270
10% offered a daily rate of more than £543 £525 £425
UK excluding London average daily rate - - £270
Number of hourly rates quoted 0 0 0
Average hourly rate - - -
UK excluding London average hourly rate - - -
All Job Titles
England
Contract IT job ads with a match in the
Job Titles category
38421 49352 52077
As % of all contract IT jobs located in England 92.41% 92.53% 92.68%
Number of daily rates quoted 22588 27902 28893
Average daily rate £400 £400 £425
Average daily rate % change year-on-year
- -5.88%
90% offered a daily rate of more than £240 £246 £250
10% offered a daily rate of more than £575 £575 £600
UK excluding London average daily rate £350 £350 £350
Number of hourly rates quoted 1983 2412 2765
Average hourly rate £19.00 £18.50 £20.00
Average hourly rate % change year-on-year
+2.70% -7.50%
90% offered a hourly rate of more than £11.21 £11.00 £11.00
10% offered a hourly rate of more than £41.86 £40.00 £40.50
UK excluding London average hourly rate £17.50 £18.00 £20.00
% change year-on-year
-2.77% -10.00%
DB2 Developer
UK

DB2 Developer
Jobs Demand Trend

This chart provides a 3-month moving total of IT contractor jobs citing DB2 Developer across the England region as a proportion of the total demand within the Job Titles category.

England DB2 Developer Jobs Demand Trend

DB2 Developer
Daily Rate Trend

This chart provides the 3-month moving average for daily rates quoted in IT contract jobs citing DB2 Developer across the England region.

England DB2 Developer Daily Rate Trend

DB2 Developer
Hourly Rate Trend

This chart provides the 3-month moving average for hourly rates quoted in IT contractor jobs citing DB2 Developer across the England region.

England DB2 Developer Hourly Rate Trend

DB2 Developer
Contract Locations

The table below looks at the demand and provides a guide to the average contractor rates quoted in IT jobs citing DB2 Developer within the England region over the 3 months to 24 May 2013. The 'Rank Change' column provides an indication of the change in demand within each location based on the same 3 month period last year.

Location
(Click each for more statistics)
Rank Change
on Same Period
Last Year
Matching
Contract
IT Job Ads
Average
Daily Rate
Last 3 Months
Average Daily Rate
% Change
on Same Period
Last Year
London +30 2 £513 +20.58%
DB2 Developer
UK

DB2 Developer
Top 30 Related IT Skills

For the 6 months to 24 May 2013, IT contractor jobs across the England region that cited DB2 Developer in their job title mentioned the following IT skills in order of popularity. The figures indicate the number of jobs and their proportion against the total number of contract IT job ads sampled with DB2 Developer in their job title.

1 8 (100.00%) DB2
2 3 (37.50%) Banking
2 3 (37.50%) Migration
2 3 (37.50%) Hadoop
2 3 (37.50%) Apache Cassandra
2 3 (37.50%) HBase
2 3 (37.50%) Big Data
2 3 (37.50%) Perl
2 3 (37.50%) SQL
2 3 (37.50%) AIX
2 3 (37.50%) Linux
2 3 (37.50%) Data Warehouse
2 3 (37.50%) ETL
2 3 (37.50%) Business Intelligence
3 2 (25.00%) Informatica
3 2 (25.00%) Shell Script
3 2 (25.00%) .NET
3 2 (25.00%) SQL Server
3 2 (25.00%) Sybase
3 2 (25.00%) UNIX
3 2 (25.00%) C#
3 2 (25.00%) C++
3 2 (25.00%) Java
3 2 (25.00%) Unit Testing
3 2 (25.00%) Data Migration
4 1 (12.50%) Data Mapping
4 1 (12.50%) Hibernate
4 1 (12.50%) Data Analysis
4 1 (12.50%) Investment Banking
4 1 (12.50%) DB2 UDB

DB2 Developer
Top Related IT Skills by Category

For the 6 months to 24 May 2013, IT contractor jobs across the England region that cited DB2 Developer in their job title mentioned the following IT skills grouped by category. The figures indicate the number of jobs and their proportion against the total number of contract IT job ads sampled with DB2 Developer in their job title. Up to 20 skills are shown per category.

Application Development
1 2 (25.00%) .NET
2 1 (12.50%) Hibernate
Database & Business Intelligence
1 8 (100.00%) DB2
2 3 (37.50%) Hadoop
2 3 (37.50%) Apache Cassandra
2 3 (37.50%) HBase
2 3 (37.50%) Big Data
2 3 (37.50%) Data Warehouse
3 2 (25.00%) SQL Server
4 1 (12.50%) DB2 UDB
4 1 (12.50%) RDBMS
General
1 3 (37.50%) Banking
2 1 (12.50%) Investment Banking
2 1 (12.50%) Front Office
2 1 (12.50%) Back Office
2 1 (12.50%) Finance
Miscellaneous
1 1 (12.50%) Computer Science
Operating Systems
1 3 (37.50%) AIX
1 3 (37.50%) Linux
2 2 (25.00%) UNIX
Processes & Methodologies
1 3 (37.50%) Migration
1 3 (37.50%) ETL
1 3 (37.50%) Business Intelligence
2 2 (25.00%) Unit Testing
2 2 (25.00%) Data Migration
3 1 (12.50%) Data Mapping
3 1 (12.50%) Data Analysis
3 1 (12.50%) E-Commerce
Programming Languages
1 3 (37.50%) Perl
1 3 (37.50%) SQL
2 2 (25.00%) Shell Script
2 2 (25.00%) C#
2 2 (25.00%) C++
2 2 (25.00%) Java
Qualifications
1 1 (12.50%) Degree
Vendors
1 2 (25.00%) Informatica
1 2 (25.00%) Sybase
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