Tech IndustryAug 4, 2019
Cepheid💻📖📚⚫

How much is base salary for automation QA Engineer entry level?

5yoe as manual. Moving to automation. Behind only theoretical courses and knowledge. Not sure how much I have to ask for. ***** Location: Bay Area Interested in any company, that pays well. Currently manual at Apple Thanks

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WeWork Savlon Aug 4, 2019

What part of the country? What company? Etc Need way more info than that to give you a good number.

Cepheid 💻📖📚⚫ OP Aug 4, 2019

The post is updated. Can I get an estimation based on that?☝️

WeWork Savlon Aug 4, 2019

With no automation background, maybe 130-140k base, with a TC around 150k-200k I’d be surprised if you got more than that, and you very well may get lower if you’re leveled at an entry level position. If so, you’re looking to start around 120k TC, but it’ll rise fast.

Cisco U there Aug 4, 2019

You got an offer?

Cepheid 💻📖📚⚫ OP Aug 4, 2019

No. No yet:) That's why I ask

LinkedIn ____I____ Aug 4, 2019

QA role is dead, specially manual in any 1-Tier company

Cepheid 💻📖📚⚫ OP Aug 4, 2019

Not agree. There are bunch of QA roles. Are you a troll?🤔

WeWork Savlon Aug 4, 2019

No, that’s not true. Plenty of companies still have test roles because most engineers are either too lazy to write anything other than unit tests, and not good at test concepts in general. While MS, LinkedIn, Netflix, and FB may not have QA roles, Apple, Amazon, Google, Snap, Lyft, and Twitter all do (and Twitter brought back QA after not having it because they realized how valuable it actually is) It’s definitely not a dead role, however, being able to do dev dramatically opens up the number of roles you can apply for.

Apple tfa96 Aug 4, 2019

Don’t do automation at Apple, go elsewhere. But at Apple I’ve seen TC of 350 for a senior automator.

WeWork Savlon Aug 4, 2019

What’s wrong with automation at Apple? I’ve heard good things.

Cepheid 💻📖📚⚫ OP Aug 4, 2019

Yeah, I am interested too. What's wrong to be an automation at Apple?