PMO & Program Support hourly rate in Sweden
The market median wage for a PMO & Program Support in Sweden is €13.81 an hour. A senior part-time contractor typically receives €23 an hour on Deftridge.
PMO & Program Support wage percentiles in Sweden
Employee wages for the role. The yellow row is the median.
| Percentile | Per hour | 5 h a week, per month | Full time, per year |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10th | €10.83 | €230 | €22,500 |
| 25th | €11.81 | €260 | €24,600 |
| Median | €13.81 | €300 | €28,700 |
| 75th | €14.64 | €320 | €30,500 |
| 90th | €15.72 | €340 | €32,700 |
Source: Eurostat, 2022; aged to October 2026. How rates are built.
Sweden in numbers
What sets Sweden apart for a PMO & Program Support, from the same sources as the table above.
- €23
- country floor: no Sweden rate is published below it, and this role is at the floor
What contractors receive
The Deftridge rate for a PMO & Program Support in Sweden by level and by format. The company adds 15% on top; you keep all of the rate shown.
| Level | Per hour | Per month at 5 h/week |
|---|---|---|
| Specialist (country floor) | €23 | €500 |
| Senior (country floor) | €23 | €500 |
| Manager | €24 | €520 |
Rows marked country floor would come out lower by the formula; the Sweden floor of €23 applies instead.
PMO & Program Support pay in other countries
Typical contractor rate for a senior PMO & Program Support, highest first; 9 of 26 places shown.
| Place | Median wage | Contractor rate |
|---|---|---|
| Denmark | €22.36 | €36 |
| Ireland | €19.25 | €36 |
| Germany | €24.42 | €35 |
| Luxembourg | €19.76 | €35 |
| Belgium | €17.69 | €32 |
| Netherlands | €15.20 | €27 |
| Austria | €15.00 | €26 |
| France | €17.46 | €25 |
| Finland | €13.66 | €25 |
Questions about pay, fees and privacy
The same rules apply to every task, so they live on two pages: Pricing explains the 15% fee, prepayment and when you are paid; How it works covers matching, what a company sees and side work next to a job.
PMO & Program Support rates in every country · PMO & Program Support jobs in Sweden · Methodology