What is the average salary for Applied Materials?

The average salary for Applied Materials is $122,333.00 – $168,250.00 per year, based on 6 job postings on this board that disclose pay.

How is the salary figure for Applied Materials calculated?

These figures are aggregated from current and recent job postings on this board that disclose pay, then averaged across roles. They are estimates, not guarantees of compensation.

Applied Materials

Applied Materials is the global leader in materials engineering solutions for semiconductor and advanced display manufacturing, enabling the production of virtually every new chip in the world.

Applied Materials salaries

Average salary

$122.3–168.3K/ year

Based on

6 jobs

Salary by seniority

Level	Average	Board baseline	vs. board
Senior	$126.8–174.6K	$149.2–220K	-18%

Salaries by role

Mechanical Engineering

5 jobs

$117.4–161.4K

Robotics Engineering

5 jobs

$117.4–161.4K

Top locations

United States

791 jobs

$143.2–215.3K

California

468 jobs

$154.6–237K

Massachusetts

103 jobs

$138.9–204.8K

San Francisco

74 jobs

$153.7–227.9K

Mountain View

58 jobs

$185.4–258.2K

Santa Clara

46 jobs

$156.1–259.1K

Texas

39 jobs

$129.4–187.1K

Costa Mesa

36 jobs

$175.6–238.5K

Boston

33 jobs

$155.1–225.5K

Irvine

33 jobs

$114.9–286.1K

Other companies

NVIDIA USA

19 jobs

$187.4–333.2K

Zoox

17 jobs

$203.6–278.7K

Samsung Research America

10 jobs

$187.7–291.3K

Agility Robotics

7 jobs

$191.1–286.1K

Motional

15 jobs

$193.1–261.5K

General Motors

8 jobs

$175–278.5K

Figure

5 jobs

$162–286K

Anduril

62 jobs

$189.5–254.6K

Rhoda AI

11 jobs

$184.1–255.9K

1X Technologies AS

9 jobs

$167.4–265.7K

Frequently asked questions

What is the average salary for Applied Materials?: The average salary for Applied Materials is $122,333.00 – $168,250.00 per year, based on 6 job postings on this board that disclose pay.
How is the salary figure for Applied Materials calculated?: These figures are aggregated from current and recent job postings on this board that disclose pay, then averaged across roles. They are estimates, not guarantees of compensation.