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Midjourney salary data

Midjourney publishes pay ranges on 13 of its open roles. These are the company's own published figures, not estimates or crowd-sourced guesses.

Last checked 09 October 2026

$218k
Median midpoint
$93k
Lowest published
$350k
Highest published
13
Roles with pay

Pay by role at Midjourney

RoleOpeningsFromTo
Engineer2$185k$250k
Machine Learning Engineer2$237k$302k
Product Designer2$173k$285k
Where this comes from. Every figure is taken from Midjourney'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.

Roles with published pay

RoleLocationTeamSalary
Physical Scientist / Test EngineerSan Francisco Bay Area HybridMidjourney Medical$146k – $154k
Senior Machine Learning Engineer (Clinical Team)San Francisco Bay Area HybridMidjourney Medical$237k – $250k
Hardware PhysicistSan Francisco Bay Area HybridMidjourney Medical$155k – $159k
Senior Mechanical Engineer (Medical)San FranciscoMidjourney Medical$185k – $193k
Study CoordinatorSan Francisco Bay Area HybridMidjourney Medical$93k – $98k
Principal Electrical Engineer (Design Lead)San FranciscoMidjourney Medical$241k – $250k
Product ManagerSan Francisco Bay Area HybridMidjourney Product$185k – $225k
Design LeadSan Francisco Bay Area HybridMidjourney Product$285k – $350k
Product DesignerSan Francisco Bay Area HybridMidjourney Product$173k – $195k
Senior Product DesignerSan Francisco Bay Area HybridMidjourney Product$200k – $285k
Principal Machine Learning Engineer (Reconstruction / Quantitative Imaging)San FranciscoMidjourney Medical$290k – $302k
Senior Cloud / Data Engineer (Data / Reconstruction / HIPAA)San FranciscoMidjourney Medical$215k – $222k
Principal Software EngineerSan FranciscoMidjourney Medical$268k – $279k

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