Google Interview Questions

Google Interview Questions

Overview

Beyond its well-known search engine that returns 5.9 million searches per minute, Google boasts a vast ecosystem of products and services—from cloud computing to mobile operating systems and innovative hardware ventures.

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Google Interview Questions

Question
Topics
Difficulty
Ask Chance
Probability
Medium
Very High
Python
R
Algorithms
Easy
High
Pandas
SQL
R
Hard
High

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Google Salaries By Position

$120K
$256K
Product Manager
Median: $180K
Mean (Average): $182K
Data points: 357
$76K
$232K
Machine Learning Engineer
Median: $169K
Mean (Average): $166K
Data points: 200
$132K
$212K
Research Scientist
Median: $156K
Mean (Average): $164K
Data points: 257
$112K
$216K
Software Engineer
Median: $156K
Mean (Average): $157K
Data points: 10,669
$123K
$195K
Data Scientist
Median: $148K
Mean (Average): $152K
Data points: 442
$101K
$190K
Data Engineer
Median: $144K
Mean (Average): $148K
Data points: 87
$99K
$187K
Product Analyst
Median: $151K
Mean (Average): $148K
Data points: 28
$103K
$200K
Growth Marketing Analyst
Median: $140K
Mean (Average): $144K
Data points: 43
$100K
$166K
Data Analyst
Median: $130K
Mean (Average): $133K
Data points: 190
$88K
$205K
Business Intelligence
Median: $130K
Mean (Average): $132K
Data points: 71
$90K
$175K
Business Analyst
Median: $125K
Mean (Average): $129K
Data points: 272

Most data science positions fall under different position titles depending on the actual role.

From the graph we can see that on average the Product Manager role pays the most with a $182,008 base salary while the Business Analyst role on average pays the least with a $128,648 base salary.