Technology
Salary range: SDG 1,120 – 5,600/month. Roles: Software Engineer.
The definitive Sudan salary guide for 2026. Average salaries from SDG 1,400–4,200/month (indicative). Salary growth: 8–15% per annum (indicative). Covers 6 roles across 6 sectors — used by 500+ employers to benchmark, hire, and retain talent across North Africa.
Sudan's labour market in 2026 is characterised by 8–15% per annum (indicative) salary growth, driven by expanding demand in Financial Services, Technology, Telecoms. The national minimum wage stands at Varies — contact MaxisHR for Sudan minimum wage, while mid-level professionals in high-demand sectors earn SDG 1,400–4,200/month (indicative).
Sudan capital (central business district) commands the highest compensation packages in Sudan, with a typical 20–40% premium over other regions. Remote and hybrid roles are increasingly common, particularly in technology and financial services, expanding the effective talent pool beyond major urban centres.
MaxisHR's 2026 Sudan salary survey is compiled from data across MaxisHR Sudan Salary Insights 2026. Indicative data based on North Africa market benchmarks. Contact MaxisHR for a full country-specific survey.. It covers 6 roles across Technology, Finance & Accounting, Sales & Marketing, Human Resources, Operations, Executive — providing the SDG compensation intelligence your HR and finance teams need to attract, retain, and fairly compensate talent.
| Component | Employee | Employer | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Software Engineer | SDG 1,960–3,360 | 📈 Rising | Junior: SDG 1,120–1,960 | Senior: SDG 3,360–5,600 |
| Finance Manager | SDG 2,100–3,640 | ➡️ Stable | Junior: SDG 1,260–2,100 | Senior: SDG 3,640–6,300 |
| Sales Manager | SDG 1,680–2,800 | 🔥 High | Junior: SDG 980–1,680 | Senior: SDG 2,800–4,900 |
| HR Manager | SDG 1,400–2,380 | ➡️ Stable | Junior: SDG 840–1,400 | Senior: SDG 2,380–4,060 |
| Operations Manager | SDG 1,680–2,800 | ➡️ Stable | Junior: SDG 980–1,680 | Senior: SDG 2,800–4,900 |
| Country Director / GM | SDG 5,600–9,800 | ➡️ Stable | Junior: SDG 3,500–5,600 | Senior: SDG 9,800–16,800 |
Salary range: SDG 1,120 – 5,600/month. Roles: Software Engineer.
Salary range: SDG 1,260 – 6,300/month. Roles: Finance Manager.
Salary range: SDG 980 – 4,900/month. Roles: Sales Manager.
Salary range: SDG 840 – 4,060/month. Roles: HR Manager.
Salary range: SDG 980 – 4,900/month. Roles: Operations Manager.
Salary range: SDG 3,500 – 16,800/month. Roles: Country Director / GM.
Sudan salaries are growing at 8–15% per annum (indicative). Technology and financial services lead growth. Annual salary reviews are essential to retain key talent in this market.
Financial Services, Technology, Telecoms, International Development, Mining & Resources offer the highest salary packages in Sudan. Competition for talent in these sectors is intense — competitive benchmarking is critical.
Sudan capital (central business district) commands the highest salaries in Sudan, with a 20–40% premium over other regions. Other key markets: Secondary cities.
Annual performance bonuses of 5–15% of annual salary are standard across sectors in Sudan. 13th-month salary is not statutory but offered by international employers.
The highest-demand roles in Sudan are Software Engineer, Sales Manager. MaxisHR recommends benchmarking these roles at least every 6 months.
All employers in Sudan must pay at least Varies — contact MaxisHR for Sudan minimum wage. MaxisHR validates minimum wage compliance on every payroll run — automatically flagging any salary below the statutory floor.
Accurate compensation data is the foundation of talent acquisition and retention in Sudan. MaxisHR's live salary survey gives your HR and finance teams the SDG intelligence they need — updated annually and validated against real payroll data.
MaxisHR's 2026 salary survey covers every major role in Sudan — from junior software engineers to CFOs and Country Directors. Data is sourced from MaxisHR Sudan Salary Insights 2026. Indicative data based on North Africa market benchmarks. Contact MaxisHR for a full country-specific survey. — giving you reliable, real-world benchmarks, not estimated averages.
Many salary surveys in Africa are 2–3 years out of date or based on global proxies. MaxisHR collects Sudan-specific compensation data annually — reflecting current market rates, inflation adjustments, and sectoral demand shifts in real time.
Underpaying in Sudan's 8–15% per annum (indicative) growth market means high turnover. Overpaying without data means unnecessary cost. MaxisHR's benchmarks let you set packages that are competitive, fair, and sustainable — at junior, mid, and senior levels across all functions.
MaxisHR's payroll platform automatically validates that every Sudan employee earns at least the statutory minimum wage of Varies — contact MaxisHR for Sudan minimum wage on every payroll run. No manual checks. No compliance risk.
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MaxisHR's 2026 Sudan salary guide includes 6 roles, pay percentiles (25th/50th/75th), industry benchmarks, location premiums, and bonus data — in SDG. Trusted by HR teams across North Africa. Request your report today.
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