What is the average salary for Canada?

The average salary for Canada is $72.7K – $114.1K per year, based on 23 job postings on this board that disclose pay.

How is the salary figure for Canada calculated?

These figures are aggregated from current and recent job postings on this board that disclose pay, then averaged across roles. They are estimates, not guarantees of compensation.

Salaries in Canada

Average salary

$72.7K – $114.1K/ year

25th percentile: $42K
Median: $67.3K
75th percentile: $120.9K
Based on: 23 jobs

Cities in Canada

Canada$73.6K – $115.1K12 jobs

Ontario, Canada$71.8K – $113K11 jobs

Other

Canada$73.6K – $115.1K12 jobs

Ontario, Canada$71.8K – $113K11 jobs

Other locations

United States$147.6K – $220.4K1990 jobs

Germany$93.9K – $129.1K47 jobs

Australia$83.8K – $102.2K32 jobs

United Kingdom$97.9K – $149.1K16 jobs

Italy$40.4K – $58.3K7 jobs

Top titles

Robotics Engineering$128.6K – $191.4K334 jobs

Software Engineering$147.9K – $215.3K153 jobs

Robotics Engineer$136.4K – $208.5K128 jobs

Robotics Software Engineer$144.7K – $214.3K120 jobs

Robotics Software Engineering$148.6K – $208.3K95 jobs

Robotics$143.9K – $220.3K90 jobs

Mechanical Engineering$113.1K – $169.5K85 jobs

Automation Engineering$103.8K – $150.8K77 jobs

Hardware Engineering$124.1K – $194.9K77 jobs

Mechatronics Engineering$112.3K – $161.1K69 jobs

Top skills

Python$143.2K – $212K577 jobs

C++$150.5K – $219.6K482 jobs

Robotics$136.8K – $202.2K231 jobs

Computer Vision$158.5K – $234.2K225 jobs

Machine Learning$161.2K – $240.3K203 jobs

Motion Planning$151K – $218.4K201 jobs

Sensor Fusion$155.4K – $221.1K201 jobs

ROS$137.2K – $212K147 jobs

PyTorch$168.2K – $262.9K127 jobs

LiDAR$148.6K – $218.3K127 jobs

Frequently asked questions

What is the average salary for Canada?: The average salary for Canada is $72.7K – $114.1K per year, based on 23 job postings on this board that disclose pay.
How is the salary figure for Canada calculated?: These figures are aggregated from current and recent job postings on this board that disclose pay, then averaged across roles. They are estimates, not guarantees of compensation.