How much salary are gained by software engineers from major IT companies?

by Hack Capital

Levels.fyi publishes graphs that summarize the extent to which the software engineers working for major IT companies such as Facebook, Google, and Microsoft are paying, how much bonus they are, and by company rank.

Levels.fyi Trajectories
https://www.levels.fyi/trajectory.html

According to the developer of Levels.fyi, in addition to having the accurate carrier ladder and salary system provided by contacting various companies about the information that is posted, the result of collecting things posted by users It is said that.

For example, in the case of Facebook, as far as information is concerned, internal engineers seem to be divided into five stages of "E3" "E4" "E5" "E6" "E7". This method of calling is not necessarily official.

In the bar chart divided into three colors, the bottom green part shows the base salary. In the case of software engineers belonging to this "E3" on Facebook, on average they earn $ 11,250 (about 12.5 million yen) per year.

The blue part is wages given in the form of stock acquisition rights (stock options) etc., equivalent to $ 36,664 (about 4.5 million yen).

And the yellow part is a bonus, $ 18,159 (about 2 million yen). The total annual income is 16 million 8073 dollars (about 19 million yen).

In the upper left pull-down menu, you can switch to information of other companies.

Google looks like this, much like Facebook.

Microsoft appears to be ranked pretty finely. It seems that each baseball team shares that the basic wage increase is not so large, with stock options giving a difference.

Cisco has some uneven graphs.

Although the difference in bonus is remarkable in Pinterest, is it just because there was no bonus of those who provided information to L3 and L5?

Intel does not seem to have much stock options.

IBM seems to be making a difference with almost basic salary alone.