Highest paying companies for SWE ICs in terms of TC right now?
^ what the title says. Other than G/FB/NFLX of course
Cruise is not bad at all.
I agree, at least for base.
Detail of TC pls??
Snap. But it comes with a big risk 🤷🏽♂️
De Shaw
Whats the tc range for 4-5 yoe, do you know?
FANGT
TGIF, I = Infosys
I hope A is Apple and not Amazon.. Amazon TC sucks..
Amazon if you joined 5 years ago!
Oracle cloud infrastructure
Splunk, proofpoint, servicenow
Based off of all the comp convos I've seen across blind/cscq/HN/google forms.. This is my tiering: Public: 1. Snapchat, Facebook, Linkedin, Google, Twitter, Apple, Amazon (L5 to L6+ only), Dropbox, Netflix, Microsoft (L64-66+ only), Cruise, Jet 2. Microsoft (<L64), Box, Amazon (L4), Nutanix, Square, Yahoo (Oath), Yelp, Oracle (BMC/OCI), Salesforce, Paypal, Zendesk, WalmartLabs, Spotify + {insert top financial services companies with high tech spend} 3. Adobe, VMware, eBay, Autodesk, Twitch, Groupon, Unity, Zynga, Nvida 4. Intuit, NetApp, Qualcomm, Oracle, Cisco, Tesla Untiered.. because meh pay: Samsung, HP, Dell, Sony, Intel, IBM, EA, Pixar, SAS, SAP Private: 1. Uber, Lyft, Quora, Twilio, Airbnb, Pinterest, Tableau, Stripe, Valve, Slack, Splunk, Roku, Palantir + {insert all quant hedge funds and top prop shops} 2. {insert all other brand name startups or private tech companies} + Bloomberg 3. {insert early stage startups}
Splunk
Uber? Lyft? Dropbox?
Only one of these companies offers liquid RSUs