For three years in a row (2016 to 2018), the additive manufacturing industry has seen year-on-year increases in average salaries, above inflation level. That is no longer the case, as we see salaries decreasing as a result of the AM industry maturing.

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The fourth edition of Alexander Daniels Global’s Additive Manufacturing Salary Survey is now available. The study is the most comprehensive remuneration study in the additive manufacturing industry and provides in-depth insights into salaries, hiring intentions, talent motivations and hiring trends worldwide. For the first time in four years, the report points out that the average salaries in additive manufacturing are decreasing. One example of this is in Europe, where the average salaries, across levels of seniority and across disciplines, have gone down by 7.7% compared to in 2018. Similarly, salaries in North America and APAC have decreased by 2.3% and 6.8%, respectively. This decrease in salaries does […]

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