Skill · Frontend
Next.js
Next.js is asked for across 13 tracked roles on Hireloom HQ. Demand is moderate (average score 47/100). Site Reliability Engineer leads, with a median UK salary of £70k.
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- Top role
- Site Reliability Engineer
- Median pay
- £70k
- Roles asking
- 13
- Avg demand
- 47/100
Where it's wanted
Roles that ask for Next.js
- Site Reliability EngineerEngineeringMedian£70kDemand87.54
- Mobile EngineerEngineeringMedian£40kDemand87.02
- Engineering ManagerEngineeringMedian£50kDemand66.63
- Design EngineerDesignMedian£50kDemand54.9
- UX DesignerDesignMedian£50kDemand54.35
- Tech LeadEngineeringMedian£60kDemand52.02
- Solutions ArchitectEngineeringMedian£70kDemand42.45
- Backend EngineerEngineeringMedian£70kDemand39.3
- Security EngineerEngineeringMedian£40kDemand28.61
- Platform EngineerEngineeringMedian£70kDemand26.04
- Full Stack EngineerEngineeringMedian£70kDemand24.46
- Software EngineerEngineeringMedian£60kDemand22.84
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FAQ
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Is Next.js worth learning right now?+
Across 13 tracked roles, demand for Next.js is moderate (avg score 47/100).
Which roles ask for Next.js most often?+
Site Reliability Engineer, Mobile Engineer, Engineering Manager
What do roles asking for Next.js pay?+
Top role: Site Reliability Engineer at a median of £70k. Pay scales with seniority and adjacent skills.
How is demand measured?+
Each role-skill link carries a 0–100 demand score derived from how often the skill appears in live listings for that role.