Machine & Deep Learning Israel

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The article discusses the results of a survey conducted by Machine & Deep learning Israel, which provides insights into the data science industry in Israel. The survey, which had a larger sample size this year (569 respondents), allows for a deeper examination of trends in this young industry. The survey covers various aspects such as demographics of the respondents, their educational background, job roles, and salaries. The average salary for full-time employees in the sample was 31,000 shekels per month, an increase of 2,000 shekels from the previous year. The gender pay gap stood at 2,600 shekels, which is about 8%, similar to the previous year.

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The 2021 MDLI community survey gathered responses from 569 participants, providing insights into employment conditions, daily challenges, and commonly used tools in the data profession. The survey, which saw a significant increase in female respondents, highlighted the average salary in the field, with full-time professionals earning an average of 31,000 ILS per month. The survey also revealed a gender pay gap, with men earning on average 2,600 ILS more than women. The data showed that higher education levels correlate with higher salaries, and different job roles and educational backgrounds influence earning potential. The survey results will be used to develop a salary calculator to help professionals estimate their expected earnings.

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The article discusses a survey conducted among data scientists in Israel. The survey reveals that the average salary in the field is over 29,000 shekels per month, with men earning an average of 30,000 shekels and women earning an average of 27,500 shekels. The survey also shows that 50% of respondents have a masters degree and 10.6% have a doctorate. The most common type of data worked with is relational data, and the most common method of finding work is through friends or family. The article also discusses the impact of education and experience on salary, and the geographical distribution of data scientists in Israel.