Research reveals Apple salaries for engineers, developers, and more
What you need to know
- New research has given us a look at the salaries of some Apple employees.
- Business Insider has revealed the salaries of various engineers and software developers.
- Salaries ranged from $350k to $106k.
A new piece of research from Business Insider has revealed a range of salaries paid to Apple employees across disciplines like software development, design, and engineering working on products like its best iPhone, the iPhone 13, and more.
From a report Thursday:
BI says the salaries come mostly from workers in California, Texas, and Washington, with a sprinkling of others from New York, Colorado, Massachusetts, Oregon, Florida, New Jersey, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Illinois. The highest overall salary was a distinguished engineer in California who earned $350,000, the lowest listed salary was $106,500. Here's a snippet of the software developer salaries:
- Software development engineer for systems (45 applicants): $128,200 to $220,000
- Software development engineer (35): $132,000 to $239,871
- Machine learning engineer (30): $135,000 to $250,000
- Software development engineer for tests (6): $137,275 to $186,110
- Production services engineer (5): $150,000 to $160,000
- Software development engineer for applications (5): $173,835 to $194,105
- Software development engineer for firmware (5): $125,000 to $205,108
- AR/VR software development engineer (4): $120,000 to $246,000
- Machine learning research engineer (4): $154,061 to $211,300
Other salaries listed include electronics engineers, software developers for applications, industrial engineers, and more. You can read the full report here.
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