Amazon salaries

Amazon advertised pay for 8 roles across 36 postings. The highest midpoint is Marketing Manager at $218,200.

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These ranges were read from the text of this employer's own careers-page postings, because it doesn't post on a job board that publishes a structured pay field. Every figure was checked to appear word-for-word on the posting it came from. It is a weaker source than a machine-readable pay field, and figures from the two are never combined into one number.

Low is the lowest floor seen across every posting and high is the highest ceiling, so a whole spread — junior to staff, and every city paid differently — sits between those two numbers. Midpoint is the median of each posting band's own midpoint.

Base pay only. Equity, bonus and benefits are excluded, and where equity is most of the offer that makes these figures a floor rather than a total. US postings in US dollars; postings in other currencies were dropped rather than converted at a rate we would have had to invent.

These are advertised ranges — not salaries anyone was confirmed to be paid, and not survey wages. A midpoint resting on a handful of postings is an anecdote, not a market rate.

What Amazon advertises, by role

Ranked by midpoint.

RoleMidpointAdvertised range
Marketing Manager$218,200$158,700–$277,700
Information Security Analyst$202,550$159,300–$226,700
Technical Account Manager$196,300$153,600–$239,000
Research Scientist$182,500$142,800–$226,100
Product Manager$177,900$136,000–$206,000
Recruiter$171,500$137,900–$205,100
Software Engineer$169,050$110,500–$261,500
Data Scientist$160,000$136,000–$212,800

Amazon pay by location

Roles where Amazon's advertised range differs by metro — a San Francisco or New York posting against the same role elsewhere. Only metros with at least two postings, and only roles that actually diverge, are shown.

Software Engineer

MetroMidpointAdvertised range
SF Bay Area$189,025$110,500–$261,500
Seattle$169,050$110,500–$261,500
Austin$141,500$110,500–$185,000

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