Amazon Web Services
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3298 job titles
Data Scientist III
66 Salaries submitted
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Data Scientist
66 Salaries submitted
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Business Development Manager
64 Salaries submitted
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Software Development Engineer In Test, II
64 Salaries submitted
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Principal CSM
64 Salaries submitted
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Technical Sales Representative II
64 Salaries submitted
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Financial Analyst II
63 Salaries submitted
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Security Engineer
63 Salaries submitted
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Senior Manager, Technical Program Management
61 Salaries submitted
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Senior Product Manager - Technical
61 Salaries submitted
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Amazon Web Services pay FAQs
- The average Amazon Web Services salary in United States can vary greatly by role. Annual salaries typically range from $39,215 (or $19) for a Warehouse Worker to $599,698 (or $288) for a Senior Partner Manager. This is based on 72610 salaries submitted on Glassdoor by Amazon Web Services employees in United States as of July 2026.
- Here are the links to salaries by job function at Amazon Web Services:
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- Amazon Web Services employees attributed a compensation and benefits rating of 3.9/5 stars to their company.
