HackerOne salary data
HackerOne publishes pay ranges on 25 of its open roles. These are the company's own published figures, not estimates or crowd-sourced guesses.
Last checked 02 October 2026
$200k
Median midpoint
$55k
Lowest published
$350k
Highest published
25
Roles with pay
Pay by role at HackerOne
| Role | Openings | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| Software Engineer | 5 | $166k | $280k |
| Manager | 3 | $104k | $280k |
| Account Executive | 3 | $110k | $147k |
| Operations | 2 | $195k | $350k |
| Director & Head of | 2 | $210k | $302k |
| HR & People | 2 | $122k | $208k |
Where this comes from. Every figure is taken from HackerOne's own job board and recorded each day. When a range changes, we keep both the old number and the new one — which is how you can see pay moving rather than just where it stands today. Figures above cover annual salaries only; 4 further roles are quoted at an hourly or monthly rate are excluded so they don't distort the ranges.
Roles with published pay
| Role | Location | Team | Salary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vice President, Partnership Sales | Austin | Revenue | $216k – $280k |
| Senior Security Engineer, Identity and Access Management | Seattle | Enterprise Data & AI | $180k – $220k |
| Product Security Analyst | Washington DC | Customer Operations | $120k – $155k |
| Director, Total Rewards, Systems & Analytics | San Francisco | People | $223k – $272k |
| Senior Manager, AI Engineering | Austin | Engineering | $240k – $280k |
| Senior Software Engineer, Platform | Seattle | Engineering | $182k – $222k |
| Senior Software Engineer, AI Platform | Seattle | Engineering | $190k – $230k |
| Staff Software Engineer, Applied AI | Seattle | Engineering | $230k – $280k |
| Software Engineer, Applied AI | Seattle | Engineering | $166k – $203k |
| Senior Software Engineer, Applied AI | Seattle | Engineering | $190k – $230k |
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