What Google pays its top IT professionals

Google pays data scientists $102,000 to $175,000 per year based on experience and other factors, according to Payscale.com.

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When hospitals and health systems recruit IT talent, they often compete with big tech companies like Google. Here are the mean average salaries Google pays 10 IT positions:

  1. Senior software engineer: $164,577
  2. Product manager, software: $151,272
  3. Machine learning engineer: $144,416
  4. Technical program manager: $141,952
  5. Program manager, computer software: $129,486
  6. Software engineer: $123,600
  7. Program manager, IT: $126,660
  8. Data analyst: $101,016
  9. Project manager, IT: $126,660
  10. Software developer: $85, 863

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