Verkada senior project manager salary

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Average Verkada senior project manager salary

$112,110yearly

$53.34 hourly rate

Entry-level Verkada senior project manager salary

$81,000 yearly

Updated April 5, 2024

How much does Verkada pay senior project managers?

The average salary for Verkada senior project managers is $112,110 per year. Verkada senior project manager salaries range between $81,000 to $155,000 per year. Verkada senior project managers earn 1% more than the national average salary for senior project managers of $110,947.

Location impacts how much a senior project manager at Verkada can expect to make. Senior project managers at Verkada make the most in San Mateo, CA, Seattle, WA, and Somerset, NJ.

How much does Verkada pay senior project managers by location?

Verkada pays senior project managers the most in San Mateo, CA, Seattle, WA, and Somerset, NJ. Additionally, cities like New York and Philadelphia also report highly competitive salaries for senior project managers at Verkada.

Senior project manager Verkada salary by location

Rank	City	Avg. salary	Hourly rate
1	San Mateo, CA	$142,554	$68.54
2	Seattle, WA	$135,386	$65.09
3	Somerset, NJ	$116,061	$55.80
4	New York, NY	$112,854	$54.26
5	Philadelphia, PA	$111,594	$53.65
6	Phoenix, AZ	$105,953	$50.94
7	Columbus, OH	$105,168	$50.56
8	Washington, MN	$103,879	$49.94
9	Chicago, IL	$102,735	$49.39
10	Austin, TX	$102,601	$49.33

Highest-paid Verkada senior project managers by job level

Rank	Job title	Average salary	Hourly rate	Job openings
1	Executive Director, Information Technology	$193,157	$93	-
2	Vice President Information Systems	$179,647	$86	-
3	Associate Project Manager	$179,101	$86	-
4	Director Project Management Office	$175,222	$84	-
5	Vice President-Project Management	$173,319	$83	-
6	Vice President Of Information Technology	$163,217	$78	-
7	Information Services Vice President	$161,974	$78	-
8	Vice President, Technology	$159,236	$77	-
9	Chief Information Officer	$156,143	$75	-
10	Director, Applications	$154,060	$74	-

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