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Engineering, architecture & surveying jobs in the Cayman Islands advertise a median CI$51,285 a year (range CI$20,475 to CI$130,000), based on 22 current WORC Jobs Portal adverts that state pay (28 October 2026). The median hourly rate is CI$21.92 (22 adverts). These are advertised rates, not a pay survey.
From 22 current job adverts on the official WORC Jobs Portal that state pay. These are advertised rates, not a survey of actual pay.
KYD$115,000 - KYD$130,000 Per Annum (paid Monthly)
ID: SBAPM1026DP JOB TITLE: SENIOR BUSINESS ANALYST AND PROJECT MANAGER SALARY: CI$115,000 - CI$130,000 pa WORKING HOURS: 40 HOURS PER WEEK We are seeking a…
KYD$1,500 - KYD$2,500 Weekly
Applicant must be able to review the scope of works, create construction details, assist management with providing estimates, scope of works, quantity take…
KYD$92,446 - KYD$114,843 Per Annum (paid Monthly)
Reporting to the Deputy Head - Development, the Solution Architect is a key technical role responsible for designing and guiding the implementation of…
KYD$85,000 - KYD$115,000 Per Annum (paid Monthly)
JOB TITLE: COMMERCIAL PROJECT MANAGER SALARY: CI$85,000 - CI$115,000 pa WORKING HOURS: 40 HOURS PER WEEK TERM OF EMPLOYMENT: 2-year contract We are seeking a…
USD$100,000 - USD$140,000 Per Annum (paid Monthly)
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Engineering, architecture & surveying jobs in the Cayman Islands advertise a median CI$51,285 a year (range CI$20,475 to CI$130,000), based on 22 current WORC Jobs Portal adverts that state pay (28 October 2026). The median hourly rate is CI$21.92 (22 adverts). These are advertised rates, not a pay survey.
23 current adverts (28 October 2026), of which 22 state pay that can be converted to a yearly figure.
All 23 current engineering, architecture & surveying jobs · How we calculate these figures