Salaries in Atlanta, GA

$165Kmedian salary
$119K–$214Kmiddle 50% of postings
262open jobs listing pay

The median posted salary for jobs in Atlanta, GA is $165,000 a year, based on 262 open job postings that list pay. The middle half runs from $119,000 to $214,000, and the top 10% start at $285,000.

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Pay range

PercentileAnnual salary
10th (lowest tenth)$93,000
25th$119,000
Median$165,000
75th$214,000
90th (top tenth)$285,000

Employers who post a range ask, on average, for $155K at the low end and $200K at the high end.

$40K–$80K: 19 postings $80K–$120K: 48 postings $120K–$160K: 55 postings $160K–$200K: 55 postings $200K–$240K: 42 postings $240K–$280K: 8 postings $280K–$320K: 20 postings $320K–$360K: 7 postings
$40K$360K

By experience and work setting

MedianPostings
Entry level$64K3
Mid level$150K149
Senior and above$186K110
Remote$195K72
On-site or hybrid$160K190

Levels come from job titles: "Senior", "Staff", "Lead", "Principal" and up count as senior; "Intern", "Junior" and "Entry level" as entry level.

Median pay by job in Atlanta, GA

JobMedianPostings
Director & VP$244K32
Solutions Engineer & Architect$235K23
Sales$214K70
Software Engineer$185K11
Partnerships$180K12
Account Executive$155K18
Product Manager$151K11
Operations$148K24
Marketing$140K19
Account Manager$140K10
Sales Development Representative$64K13

Highest-paying employers

CompanyMedianPostings
Sierra$298K34
Databricks$260K3
LangChain$200K3
New Relic$199K12
Verkada$190K5
Cloudflare$186K9
OpenGov$180K12
Zipline$176K6
Anduril$168K5
Hermeus$163K10

Employers with at least two open jobs postings that list pay.

Highest-paying open jobs

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How these numbers are calculated

Every figure comes from open job postings on MANY Hired that state pay in US dollars, imported from employers' own career pages and refreshed daily. For each posting we take the midpoint of its pay range, then report percentiles across postings. Postings without pay are left out; many US states (including California, Colorado, New York and Washington) require employers to list a range. These are advertised pay ranges, not reported earnings, and usually exclude bonus and equity. Updated October 29, 2026.