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The highest-paying jobs at Google [RANKED] (GOOG)

Posted February 08, 2015 10:00 pm

Lisa Eadicicco

Google loves its engineers. So it's not much of a surprise that many different types of engineering jobs are among Google's highest paying positions.

But there are a bunch of other roles needed to keep the company running smoothly, and Google is willing to pay top dollar for the best candidates, according to salary data we pulled from Glassdoor.

Salary data on Glassdoor is based on anonymous salary reports that were voluntarily shared by both current and recent employees.

Note: All figures refer to base salaries and do not include bonuses. Salaries also vary based on experience.

This is an update of a post originally written by Karyne Levy and Matt Lynley.

<h3>20. Senior quantitative analyst</h3>

Salary: $166,411

<span id="docs-internal-guid-33b3b81d-6fb5-9641-eb75-cc99c3369fe5">Google is always looking for complex, bright minds that are great at analysis, and that's exactly what this role calls for. A quantitative analyst usually applies mathematics and statistics to solve financial and risk management problems. </span>

<h3>19. Partner development manager</h3>

Salary: $167,496

<p dir="ltr">Google works with tons of partners, including Samsung, HTC, and Dell to name a few. Just between its Android and Chrome products, Google regularly works with dozens of hardware manufacturers to create some of its most successful gadgets. It's up to the partner development manager to nurture those relationships and build new ones.

<h3>18. Senior release engineer</h3>

Salary: $168,896

<span id="docs-internal-guid-33b3b81d-6fbb-72d3-59d9-4dc498ec5171"><span>Release engineers compile, assemble, and implement source code into finished products. </span></span>

<h3>17. Senior product marketing manager</h3>

Salary: $168,959

<p dir="ltr">It's up to the product marketing managers to highlight exactly what makes Google products stand out from the competition. This could include planning product launches and doing extensive research on the market for Google's core products.

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