Program Manager Salary

Program Manager Remote Average Salary $99,859 - $160,000 $129,930 (Average)
200k+
(Based on jobgether)
Program Manager Market Average Salary $59,999 - $150,000 $105,000 (Average)
200k+
(Based on market)

Experience vs Salary Program Manager

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Salary: $ 108,498
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Salary: $ 110,800
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Salary: $ 81,009
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Salary: $ 116,720
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Salary: $ 114,800
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Salary: $ 134,825
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Salary: $ 111,225
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Salary: $ 104,780
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Salary: $ 114,863
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Common questions about Program Manager jobs

What is the highest pay for Program Manager?

Our data indicates that the highest pay for a Program Manager is $160k / year

What is the lowest pay for Program Manager?

Our data indicates that the lowest pay for a Program Manager is $100k / year

How can Program Managers Increase their salary?

Obtaining advanced certifications makes the professional profile more attractive, having certification in PMP, professional project management or an MBA is a good option.

 

Explore opportunities as an independent consultant or in consulting firms, these positions receive significantly higher incomes, since the rate per hour can vary and it is possible to work on various projects.

 

Build a network of professional contacts by participating in conferences, seminars or industry events. Look for remote work in international markets, as salaries may be more competitive.

 

Experience in different sectors of the industry makes the professional profile more visible, because it is considered to have extensive knowledge and adapt to the needs of each industry.

 

Building a broad portfolio demonstrates the skills and tools you have, which is why participating in various projects helps develop a robust portfolio.