Skills: pay and hiring demand

IFRS jobs and pay

How many open roles ask for IFRS, what employers state they pay for it, and where that demand sits.

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327 open roles · 0.2% of postings · Median $100,000/yr as of 2026-10-18

Citable summary

IFRS appears in 327 open roles (0.2% of postings) with an employer-stated median of 100,000 (P25 60,025 – P75 162,500), as of 2026-10-18.

n=327, as of 2026-10-18 · How these skill figures are calculated

327
Open roles
0.2%
Share of all postings
of postings
62
Postings with a salary range
$100,000
Median stated pay
P25 $60,025 · P75 $162,500

Which job families hire for this skill

Where roles naming this skill are concentrated across job families.

Finance62.1% (203)Consulting15.6% (51)Other6.1% (20)Sales4.3% (14)Engineering4.0% (13)Operations2.4% (8)Product1.8% (6)Data & ML1.5% (5)

Demand by job family

Job family Open roles Share of skill's roles
Finance 203 62.1%
Consulting 51 15.6%
Other 20 6.1%
Sales 14 4.3%
Engineering 13 4.0%
Operations 8 2.4%
Product 6 1.8%
Data & ML 5 1.5%
Support 3 0.9%
Legal 2 0.6%
People & HR 2 0.6%

Skill demand by country

Country Open roles Share of skill's roles
United Kingdom 41 12.5%
United States 41 12.5%
Germany 25 7.6%
France 23 7.0%
India 21 6.4%
Canada 19 5.8%
New Zealand 14 4.3%
Austria 13 4.0%
Poland 7 2.1%
Netherlands 6 1.8%
Bulgaria 5 1.5%
Ireland 5 1.5%
Mexico 5 1.5%
Portugal 5 1.5%
SA 5 1.5%
EG 4 1.2%
Luxembourg 4 1.2%
MY 4 1.2%
United Arab Emirates 3 0.9%
Belgium 3 0.9%
Brazil 3 0.9%
Spain 3 0.9%
Greece 3 0.9%
ID 3 0.9%
Italy 3 0.9%
PH 3 0.9%
Romania 3 0.9%
TR 3 0.9%
Australia 2 0.6%
China 2 0.6%
NG 2 0.6%
Singapore 2 0.6%
ZA 2 0.6%
Switzerland 1 0.3%
CO 1 0.3%
CY 1 0.3%
Czechia 1 0.3%
Hungary 1 0.3%
Japan 1 0.3%
KE 1 0.3%
MT 1 0.3%
Slovakia 1 0.3%
TH 1 0.3%
UA 1 0.3%

Skills that appear alongside

Skills most often requested in the same job postings as IFRS.

Related skills

Method: counts come from public job postings; pay figures use only postings with an employer-stated salary range. salaries.geo_answer_method →