To create the study, Paysa analyzed the resumes of more than 5 million technology and engineering professionals. The study included data on employees’ base salary, equity and bonus pay.
Here are the 10 cities most likely to underpay their tech and engineering employees, as well as the likelihood of them doing so.
- Seattle — 60 percent
- Boston — 44 percent
- San Jose, Calif. — 40 percent
- San Francisco — 37 percent
- Los Angeles — 37 percent
- Austin, Texas — 37 percent
- Washington, D.C. — 33 percent
- Pittsburgh — 32 percent
- New York City — 30 percent
- San Diego — 29 percent
Here are the 10 companies most likely to underpay their tech and engineering employees, as well as the likelihood of them doing so.
- Accenture — 90 percent
- Glassdoor — 83 percent
- Pinterest — 80 percent
- Microsoft — 75 percent
- Dropbox — 65 percent
- Airbnb — 63 percent
- Lockheed Martin — 62 percent
- Facebook — 59 percent
- Uber — 56 percent
- IBM — 55 percent
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