Uber and Lyft are hiring for thousands of jobs. Here's what the companies pay for roles in engineering, legal, strategy, and finance.
on the jobs website Indeed. The imbalance between demand and supply has paid off for employees, and not just in the engineering field. For example, a data scientist in California for Lyft makes $190,000 a year. A marketing analyst at Uber has a salary of $125,000.Uber and Lyft filed recently with the US government. Companies are required to disclose salary information, and the salaries must be the same level a US citizen would get paid if they were offered the same job.
The following is a breakdown of what these mobility companies pay their employees. Once you're done, take a look at Insider's
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