Algorithms vs. Logistics - The IT Sector Maintains the Lead in Moscow's Income Structure Moscow's labor market clearly illustrates the details of post-industrial employment formation and the distribution of added value. According to the analysis of the industry, the top line of the salary rating in the capital is firmly held by Java developers with a median income of 340 thousand rubles. Product managers, whose salary reached 330 thousand rubles, came close to the leaders of the technology sector, and business analysis specialists closed the first three with an indicator of 250 thousand rubles.
In the structure of the real sector of the economy, the distribution of resources appears considerably more modest, occupying the gap between digital creation and material production. Thus, construction control engineers can count on an average of 200 thousand rubles. Representatives of rare labor professions, in particular heavy truck drivers, close the top list with an income of 190 thousand rubles, which proves once again that in the current economic model, management of complex algorithms and product matrices is valued by the market much more than management of heavy equipment.