
Information Technology
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IT careers: UK salary guide
Salary source checked: 18 October 2026. Figures are annual GBP amounts before tax. This page uses a general careers benchmark and does not claim a verified nuclear-sector mean or median.
The National Careers Service it support technician profile lists £24,000 starter to £36,000 experienced. This benchmark describes IT support across sectors. It is not a pay range for all nuclear IT, software, cyber security, data or management jobs.
Source: National Careers Service IT support technician
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