Has anybody joined the Amazon BIE L5 role recently or is aware of the salary expectations for Seattle/Bellevue? The recruiter had mentioned 130s base but is there scope to push? What do other components look like? #data #dataanalytics
Can you please share the loop round experience?
4 rounds with 2-3 LP questions and on skill each. Skill for BIE is SQL, visualization, problem solving aka case studies and analytics. For LP, questions it was project related story with few follow ups. SQL was medium, viz is basically experience with dashboarding or hypotheticals, case study could be related to what metric would be relevant to a product launch.
Cool thanks. I just DMed you. I wanted to ask something else as well.
I gotta call from recruiter for BIE last week and this is the range she mentioned L5 140-170K L6 160-220K These are the total comp she said, for Seattle location
BIEs are way underpaid for the work they do here.
It’s 150K base
I doubt. 150 base is more for a DE.
They tricked you for sure!
Is Amazon still doing PERM for green card ?
Not for this year.
Based on the response from Ken1 it seems that they’re drastically reducing the compensation for l5 L6 and L7. I think that reflect the fact that amazon is not growing at a pace It was growing 8 to 9 years ago as a result revolutionary engineers may not be high. As a result of compensation reflect that fact.
Depends on the team. For l5: If it’s AWS, max tc would be around 180-190 For other orgs, it would be around 160-170
That's disappointing
Just push and always negotiate. Mostly likely they will adjust RSU. Also be mindful about what kind of team you will be join. Meaning BIE at Amazon are often asked if wanting to be DE, DS or product manager. Some DE managers even think BIE should always want to be DE. There are not many Principal BIEs at Amazon. If you are at a more science driven team you are kind of losing your voice vs if you are in a more analytics driven team. Unless your end goal is to transition to DS.
I got $190K in Los Angeles Area as L5 BIE
TC or base ?
Could you break it down please?