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The highest reported salary for an employee at Samsung is currently $158k / year
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About Samsung
Years of Experience
Entry Level
3.2%
Early Career
33.9%
Mid Career
22.6%
Late Career
16.1%
Experienced
24.2%
This data is based on 62 survey responses.
Gender Breakdown for Samsung
Male
64.0%
Avg. Salary: $55k - $160k
Female
34.0%
Avg. Salary: $63k - $141k
This data is based on 50 survey responses. Learn more about the gender pay gap.
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