Every role here pays £50,000 or more
Professional jobs, above the median
Tell us what you are looking for and where you would work. When an employer advertises something that fits, we email you the advert. You read it, and if you want it, you apply straight to the employer.
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Software developer jobs in Bolton
An employer has advertised software developer jobs in Bolton. Read the advert and decide for yourself. If you want it, you apply to them directly.
207
local authorities covered
27
roles you can pick from
We are new, and we would rather say so
What is advertised here
Five sectors, one pay floor
Every role on this board has a published ONS median full-time salary of £50,000 or more. That is the whole admission test, and it is checked against the ONS table every time the site is built.
| Sector | Role | Median full-time pay |
|---|---|---|
| Commercial and sales | Commercial manager | £53,703 |
| Commercial and sales | Business development manager | £57,625 |
| Commercial and sales | Procurement manager | £58,005 |
| Commercial and sales | Sales and marketing director | £94,135 |
| Finance and accounting | Chartered accountant | £50,062 |
| Finance and accounting | Finance analyst | £50,330 |
| Finance and accounting | Actuary or economist | £53,342 |
| Finance and accounting | Accounting technician | £60,575 |
| Finance and accounting | Finance manager | £76,447 |
| Technology | Cyber security professional | £54,647 |
| Technology | IT manager | £56,438 |
| Technology | Software developer | £56,914 |
| Technology | IT project manager | £58,373 |
| Technology | Solutions architect | £60,288 |
| Technology | IT director | £91,671 |
| Business and project management | Management consultant | £53,295 |
| Business and project management | Research and development manager | £55,519 |
| Business and project management | HR manager | £57,529 |
| Business and project management | Project manager | £59,834 |
| Business and project management | Chief executive | £99,944 |
| Engineering and manufacturing | Mechanical engineer | £51,110 |
| Engineering and manufacturing | Civil engineer | £51,366 |
| Engineering and manufacturing | Quantity surveyor | £52,537 |
| Engineering and manufacturing | Engineering project manager | £53,064 |
| Engineering and manufacturing | Construction site manager | £56,021 |
| Engineering and manufacturing | Production manager | £58,640 |
| Engineering and manufacturing | Electrical engineer | £60,303 |
Commercial and sales
Winning and growing revenue: new business, key accounts, commercial strategy and the buying side that pays for it.
Roles we advertise
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Finance and accounting
Running the numbers a business is steered by: reporting, control, analysis, tax and the qualified roles above them.
Roles we advertise
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Technology
Building and running the software and infrastructure a business depends on, and the people who lead that work.
Roles we advertise
- Software developer
- IT manager
- Solutions architect
- IT director
- IT project manager
- Cyber security professional
Business and project management
Delivering change and running the functions behind it: programmes, consulting, people and the executive layer.
Roles we advertise
Browse every role and area
Engineering and manufacturing
Designing, building and running physical things: production sites, infrastructure projects and the engineering behind both.
Roles we advertise
- Production manager
- Construction site manager
- Engineering project manager
- Civil engineer
- Mechanical engineer
- Electrical engineer
- Quantity surveyor
How it works
Register broadly, get told, apply direct
Three steps, and the middle one is the only thing we do. We tell you what has been advertised. What happens next is entirely your call.
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Register once, broadly
Pick the kinds of work you would consider and the areas you would travel to. It takes a minute, there is no account to manage and no CV at this stage.
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Hear about new adverts
When an employer advertises something in a category and an area you chose, you get an email with a link to the advert. It is a notification, not an introduction.
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Read it and decide
If you want the job, you apply on that advert. Your application, and your CV if you attach one, goes to that employer and stops there.
Where we stand
We advertise jobs. That is the whole job.
AceLeads Jobs is a job advertising board. We are not a recruitment agency and we do not select, shortlist, match or put anyone forward. You choose the job, you apply to the employer, and your application only ever goes to them.
- No employer can browse people who have registered. There is no profile to find and nothing for anyone to search.
- A CV is asked for once, on the advert you choose, and it is never sent anywhere else.
- We do not select, shortlist or put anyone forward, and we never speak to an employer on your behalf.
- Unsubscribe is one click, it is on every email, and it takes effect straight away.
What it costs you
Nothing, at any point, for anything. There is no premium tier for people looking for work, no charge to apply and no upsell, because charging a work-seeker is against the law in the UK and the model does not need it.
Always free for job seekers. Employers pay to advertise.
Get free job alertsEmail address and your choices only. No account, no password, no CV at this stage.
Where we cover
England, Wales and Scotland
Adverts are organised by local authority area, so an alert is about work near you rather than about a region the size of a county.
- England
- 153
- Wales
- 22
- Scotland
- 32
local authority areas
local authority areas
local authority areas
Adverts run across all three countries. The published occupation figures behind the area pages come from the 2021 census, which covers England and Wales; Scotland ran its own census in 2022 through National Records of Scotland, which is not published alongside it. So a Scottish area carries the adverts and not the local figures. We would rather show you less than show you a national number dressed up as a local one.
Northern Ireland is out of scope for now, because the datasets we rely on do not cover it.
Data and licensing
- Local occupation figures: ONS Census 2021, table TS064, occupation by minor group, accessed via NOMIS. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source
- Industry job counts: ONS Business Register and Employment Survey 2024, accessed via NOMIS. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source
- Pay by occupation: ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings 2025 provisional, Table 14 (United Kingdom, four-digit SOC 2020) and Table 15 (work region, three-digit SOC 2020). Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source
- Local pay figures: ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings 2025, workplace analysis, accessed via NOMIS. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source
Common questions
The things people ask first
Does it cost anything to use this site?
No. Registering, reading adverts and applying are always free for job seekers. Employers pay to advertise, and that is the only money in the business.
Do I need to upload a CV to register?
No. Registration asks for your email address and the kinds of work and areas you are interested in. A CV is only ever asked for at the point you apply to a named vacancy, and it goes to that employer.
Will employers be able to search for me?
No. There is no profile for an employer to browse and no database of people for anyone to search. An employer only ever sees someone who has applied to their own advert.
Are you an agency?
No. AceLeads Jobs is a job advertising board. We are not a recruitment agency, we do not select, shortlist, match or put anyone forward, and we never contact an employer on your behalf.
Hear about jobs where you live
One email when something fits. Nothing else, and nothing to pay.