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Google Salaries Revealed: How Much Software Engineers, Others Are Paid

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As the AI talent wars rage on, Google and other tech giants are shelling out top dollar to lure top talent.

Google has long been revered within Silicon Valley for its generous compensation packages, and its DeepMind unit even resorted to aggressive noncompetes in the UK.

At the same time, Google has made changes to its compensation processes in recent months as others in the tech industry — like Meta and Microsoft — have sought to weed out low performers.

In April, the search giant changed the way it ranked employees in their yearly performance reviews. Its head of compensation told staff in a memo that “high performance is more important than ever,” Business Insider previously reported.

While Google keeps salary data confidential, publicly available work-visa data can provide a glimpse into how much it pays for certain roles. The figures are derived from filings all companies submit to the Labor Department to obtain work visas for foreign workers.

Google employs thousands of software engineers through this process, and according to the data, they can command salaries as high as $340,000.

It’s worth noting that these figures only reflect salaries and don’t account for the equity or bonuses that Google employees also receive.

In 2023, Business Insider obtained an internal spreadsheet where thousands of Googlers self-reported their 2022 pay, including some equity and bonus data. Despite the relatively high sums, many said they still felt underpaid.

Google did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Business Insider.

Here’s what Google is paying across key roles, based on roughly 6,800 applications from the first quarter of 2025.

Business and analyst roles: Financial analysts can make over $200,000

Account Manager: $85,500 to $166,000

Business Systems Analyst: $141,000 to $201,885

Financial Analyst: $102,000 to $225,230

Search Quality Analyst: $120,000 to $235,000

Engineering roles: Google software engineers can take home as much as $340,000

FILE PHOTO: Three of the fleet of 600 Waymo Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid self-driving vehicles are parked and displayed during a demonstration in Chandler, Arizona, November 29, 2018.  REUTERS/Caitlin O’Hara/File Photo

Software engineers at Google-owned Waymo can get paid between $150,000 and $282,000.

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Application Engineer: $138,000 to $199,000

Customer Engineer: $85,009.60 to $228,000

Customer Solutions Engineer: $108,000 to $228,000

Data Engineer: $111,000 to $175,000

Electrical Engineer: $119,000 to $203,000

Hardware Engineer: $130,000 to $284,000

Network Engineer: $108,000 to $195,000

Research Engineer: $153,000 to $265,000

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Security Engineer: $97,000 to $233,000

Senior Software Engineer: $187,000 to $253,000

Silicon Design Verification Engineer: $126,000 to $207,050

Silicon Engineer: $146,000 to $252,000

Silicon Generalist: $144,000 to $223,000

Software Engineer: $109,180 to $340,000

Software Engineer (Waymo): $150,000 to $282,000

Software Engineer Manager: $199,000 to $316,000

Software Engineer, Site Reliability Engineer: $133,000 to $258,000

Staff Software Engineer: $220,000 to $323,000

Scientist roles: A research scientist can make as much as $303,000

Data Scientist: $133,000 to $260,000

Research Scientist: $155,000 to $303,000

Managing roles: Google’s highest-paid product managers can make as much as $280,000

Product Manager: $136,000 to $280,000

Program Manager: $125,000 to $236,000

Technical Program Manager: $116,000 to $270,000

Consulting roles: A solutions consultant can make as much as $282,000

Solutions Consultant: $100,000 to $282,000

Technical Solutions Consultant: $110,000 to $253,000

Design roles: A UX designer at Google can pocket as much as $230,000

UX Designer: $124,000 to $230,000

UX Researcher: $124,000 to $224,000



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