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Engineering Program Manager salaries in San Francisco, CA
Pay ranges employers published in 6 open job postings for Engineering Program Manager roles in San Francisco, CA, updated Nov 14, 2026.
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- Median base pay$190,000a year
- Typical range$190,000–$195,000Middle half of postings
- Top 10%$200,000and above
- Postings6with a pay range
Posted base pay ranges from job listings, not total compensation. Figures are in USD. How these figures are made
Newest Engineering Program Manager postings in San Francisco, CA
- Engineering Program ManagerKeurig Dr Pepper · San Francisco, CA · $96.8K–$169K/yr · Posted Nov 6, 2026
- Engineering Program ManagerEight Sleep · San Francisco, CA · $160K–$230K/yr · Posted Oct 28, 2026
- Engineering Program ManagerOptivolt · San Francisco, CA · $160K–$220K/yr · Posted Oct 20, 2026
- Engineering Program ManagerOptivolt · San Francisco, CA · $160K–$220K/yr · Posted Oct 20, 2026Apply
- Engineering Program Manager (New Product Development)Eight Sleep · San Francisco, CA · $160K–$230K/yr · Posted Oct 17, 2026
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Questions and answers
How much does a Engineering Program Manager make in San Francisco, CA?
The median posted base pay for Engineering Program Manager jobs in San Francisco, CA is $190K a year, from 6 job postings with pay at 4 companies.
What is the typical Engineering Program Manager pay range in San Francisco, CA?
The middle half of postings list $190K–$195K. The top 10% list $200K a year or more, and the lowest 10% $133K or less.
How does San Francisco, CA pay compare with all Engineering Program Manager jobs?
The median here is $190K, against $164K across all 161 postings for the role.
How many Engineering Program Manager jobs in San Francisco, CA list pay?
6 open postings at 4 companies list a pay range; figures use postings with at least 3 per group.