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Nvidia salaries
Nvidia advertised pay for 9 roles, read from 24 postings on its own careers page. The highest midpoint is Information Security Analyst at $309,750. Nvidia doesn't post on a job board we can read a structured pay field from, so these were extracted from the posting text and checked against it — a separate, weaker source than the rest of the site, never blended with it.
What Nvidia advertises, by role
Ranked by midpoint. Each range is what Nvidia stated on its own careers-page postings, read from the posting text and checked against it word-for-word.
| Role | Midpoint | Advertised range |
|---|---|---|
| Information Security Analyst | $309,750 | $240,000–$379,500 |
| Product Manager | $288,813 | $168,000–$379,500 |
| Software Engineering Manager | $270,000 | $245,000–$295,000 |
| Solution Architect | $255,000 | $152,000–$356,500 |
| Machine Learning Engineer | $235,750 | $152,000–$431,250 |
| Technical Program Manager | $229,188 | $136,000–$322,000 |
| DevOps Engineer | $222,500 | $170,000–$275,000 |
| Software Engineer | $219,750 | $140,000–$356,500 |
| QA Engineer | $219,125 | $168,000–$270,250 |
How this differs from the rest of the site. This company doesn't post on a job board we can read a structured pay field from, so these ranges were read from the text of its own careers-page postings. Every figure here was checked to appear word-for-word on the posting it came from — but it is a weaker, separately-kept source than the pages built from a machine-readable pay field, and the two are never mixed.
Low is the lowest floor and high the highest ceiling seen across the postings read; midpoint is the median of each posting's own midpoint. Where a role's advertised pay differs by city, the metros are broken out below it.
Base pay only — equity, bonus and sign-on are excluded, and at these employers equity is often most of the offer, so treat the figure as a floor. US postings in US dollars.
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