Which of the programmers would not want to work for Google?
Google likes their employees, especially engineers. And it is not surprising that they top the list of the highest paid positions of Google.
But Google is not only programming. Here is data on the salary from Glassdoor based on anonymous reports.
Note. All figures are base salaries and do not include bonuses. The salary also depends on experience. And experience in Google. For example, you could work in it company, SPb, and after, the results of the interview, came to Google, but most likely it will not affect your salary, although it depends on the interview.
1. Engineer 184 000 dollars a year. As soon as Google creates more and more new projects, the company needs more intelligent engineers who need to pay a competitive salary.
2. Corporate lawyer/consultant – about 189 000 dollars a year. Corporate consultants are lawyers who generally advise the company on legal matters and represent it in court.
3. Senior Manager, sales strategy – about 191 000 dollars a year. With a focus on Google ads, it is important to have experts who are responsible for finding the best ways of selling their products to customers. This is a senior Manager for sales strategy.
4. Design engineer – about 192 000 dollars a year. Often, engineers create the Foundation that supports the most important Google products. The project engineer will lead teams of engineers in development, testing and creation of new products.
5. Senior sales Manager – about 194 000 dollars a year.
6. The engineer on the reliability of the site – about 193,000 per year.
7. Senior product Manager – about 197 000 dollars a year.
8. Software engineer – about 202 000 dollars a year.
9. Leading engineer-programmer – about 207 000 dollars a year.
10. Senior software engineer – about $ 210,000 per year.
11. Senior Manager, software development is about 234 000 dollars a year.
12. Group product Manager – circa 243 000 dollars a year.
13. Director of marketing – about 269 000 dollars a year.
14. CFO – about 340 000 us dollars per year.
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