A medium -level Google employee won $ 331,894 in 2024, an increase of 5% from the medium salary of $ 315,531 in 2023, for a new presentation presented by the Google Matrix, Alphabet company, to the United States Stock Exchange and Securities Commission.
The figure aligns with compensation in other technological giants in recent years. In goal, for example, the median payment for employees in 2023 was $ 379,000 a year.
The presentation also showed that Alphabet and the CEO of Google Pichai received a total annual compensation of $ 10,725,043 last year, approximately 32 times more than the average employee. Pichai received an increase of almost $ 2 million of the $ 8,802,824 he made in 2023.
Google CEO Pichai. Photo by Klaudia Radecka/Nurphoto through Getty Images
Most of Pichai’s compensation came from the “All Othry Compensation” category, has its base salary of $ 2.015,385 and $ 405,630 in shares of shares.
The remaining $ 8,304,028 included Pichai’s personal security costs, which rose 22% of the $ 6,775,631 Google paid in 2023 to $ 8,267,123 in 2024. The category or category aircraft or
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“Due to the important public profile of Sundar, Alphabet provides security protection,” says Alphabet’s 2025 power statement. “In 2024, the SURDICAL SAFETY ARGENS included safety and residential consultation rates, security monitoring, car and driver services and personal security duration all trips.”
Alphabet described the personal security expenses of Pichai “reasonable, appropriate, necessary and in the best interest of the alphabet and its shareholders.”
Other technology CEO also have seven security costs of eight -year figures. For example, the total compensation of $ 27.2 million of Meta de Meta Zuckerberg in 2024 included a safety allocation before $ 14 million taxes. Meanwhile, Nvidia spent almost $ 2.5 million in 2024 on the security costs of CEO Jensen Huang.
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