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Updated: 6 May 2013
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Mechanical Engineer€33,877  
   
Business Development Manager€53,155  
Financial Controller€64,137  
Process Engineer€47,835  
Project Manager, Information Technology (IT)€49,146  
Electrical Engineer€36,181  
Business Analyst, IT€40,000  
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Country: Netherlands | Currency: EUR | Updated: 6 May 2013 | Individuals Reporting: 507
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Shell Oil Company€50,000 - €106,000
Top Degrees

Salary Range
Bachelor's Degree€29,756 - €53,479
Master of Business Administration (MBA)€39,035 - €72,000
Doctorate (PhD)€34,000 - €65,000
Master of Science (MS), Mechanical Engineering (ME)€33,410 - €52,598
Gender
Female
27%
female alumni
  
Male
73%
male alumni
Salary:€30,694 - €49,477 €31,496 - €59,722
Years of Experience
Less than 1 year
5%
1-4 years
40%
5-9 years
31%
10-19 years
20%
20 years or more
5%
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