Cloud Engineer Salary in London
Official ONS earnings for London, covering 23,000 jobs.
Median salary — London
£58,330
gross, per year, all employees
▲ 9.2% change on the previous year
Mean
£62,360
Jobs measured
23,000
What a typical cloud engineer takes home
On the median of £58,330, 2026/27 tax year, England, Wales and Northern Ireland rates, no pension or student loan.
Take-home a month
£3,699
Take-home a year
£44,389
Income Tax
£10,764
National Insurance
£3,177
What most cloud engineers actually earn
Half of cloud engineers in London earn between £50,946 and £93,135. Earning above £93,135 puts you in the top quarter of the profession.
ONS suppresses the detailed spread for this occupation at regional level, so this range describes the wider “Information Technology Professionals” group in London.
The full pay range
Each bar is the salary at that percentile — the 25th means a quarter of cloud engineers earn less than this.
Cloud Engineer jobs hiring now in London
Live adverts. Salaries are shown only where the employer states one.
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Cloud Engineer£55,000–£60,000
Bristow Holland Ltd · London, UK
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Cloud Engineer£35,000–£45,000
Made Tech · London, UK
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Cloud Engineers
CGI · London, UK
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Cloud Engineer£143,000–£143,260
Experis · The City, Central London
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Cloud Engineer - Crypto- Systematic Quant Fund
Oxford Knight · London, UK
Where this figure comes from
- ONS occupation group
- Information technology professionals n.e.c.
- SOC 2020 code
- 2139
- Measure
- Gross annual pay, all employees
- Edition
- ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings, 2025 provisional
ONS doesn't measure “cloud engineer” as its own category. These figures are for the wider group “Information technology professionals n.e.c.”, which includes this role alongside others. ONS measures a residual group - IT professionals it does not name separately.
Source: Office for National Statistics, Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Figures are estimates from a survey of PAYE jobs and are not financial advice.
Cloud Engineer salary FAQs
What is the average Cloud Engineer salary in London?
The median is £58,330 a year and the mean is £62,360, according to the ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings. Those cover all employees; ASHE publishes no full-time split at regional level.
How much does a cloud engineer earn per hour?
Across the UK the median hourly rate is £26.32 excluding overtime, or £27.08 for full-time employees. ASHE publishes hourly pay by occupation nationally only, so there is no separate rate for London.
What is a good Cloud Engineer salary?
Half of cloud engineers earn between £50,946 and £93,135. Anything above £93,135 is in the top quarter for the role.
What is the starting salary for a cloud engineer?
ASHE does not record experience, so there is no official starting salary. What it does show is that the lowest-paid 10% of cloud engineers earn under £36,178 and the lowest quarter under £50,946 — the range a new entrant is most likely to be offered.
How much do the highest-paid cloud engineers earn?
The top 10% of cloud engineers earn more than £117,003 a year, and the top quarter more than £93,135. ASHE does not publish figures above the 90th percentile.
Do cloud engineers in London earn more than the UK average?
The median in London is £58,330 against £50,459 across the UK, 15.6% higher.
Has cloud engineer pay gone up in the last year?
ASHE puts the year-on-year change in the median at +9.2% for this occupation in London. That compares the latest survey with the one before it and is not adjusted for inflation.
How many cloud engineers are there in London?
ASHE counts around 23,000 employee jobs in “Information technology professionals n.e.c.” (SOC 2139) in London. Self-employed work is not included.
Is this figure official?
Yes. It comes from the ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings, an accredited official statistic based on employer PAYE records.
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