What does Google pay?
Median total pay is about $196,425 per year, with most roles between $168,000 and $235,500 — based on salary ranges disclosed in Google's own job postings.
$196,425
Median total pay
$168,000
25th percentile
$235,500
75th percentile
1,201
Posted salaries
Highest-paying roles at Google
Senior Director of Engineering, GCE Core Virtualization
$364,000–$510,000
Director of Engineering, General Purpose and Node Platform
$307,000–$428,000
Director, Engineering, AI Accelerator Cluster Systems
$307,000–$428,000
Director, Storage Systems Software, Google Platforms Engineering
$307,000–$428,000
Principal Software Engineer, Age
$307,000–$428,000
Director, TPM, Delivery Operations, Global Network Delivery
$281,000–$392,000
Google salary FAQ
What is the median salary at Google?
Based on 1,201 salaried US roles currently posted, the median total pay at Google is about $196,425 per year.
What is the salary range at Google?
Most posted roles fall between $168,000 and $235,500, with the full range spanning $68,500 to $510,000.
Does Google publish salaries?
These figures come from Google's own job postings (salary ranges disclosed on listings), aggregated by Hireoven. Actual offers vary by level, location and negotiation.
Salary figures are aggregated from disclosed ranges in Google's active US job postings on Hireoven's live index. Annualized; hourly listings excluded. Actual compensation varies by level, location and negotiation. Last updated 2026.