Comcast backend engineering salaries

Across 26 open backend engineering postings at Comcast that state a range, the middle half pays $150k–$177k a year, with a median of $162k. The lowest posted floor is $97k and the highest ceiling $309k. This is base pay as posted by Comcast, converted to US dollars; equity and bonus are not included.

From pay ranges in open postingsRebuilt 20 Oct 2026

The range

Lowest floor$97k
25th percentile$150k
Median$162k
75th percentile$177k
Highest ceiling$309k

Postings by the midpoint of the posted range, in steps of $20k

Middle halfMedian bucket

Median by team at Comcast

Solutions engineering$175k
Backend engineering$162k
Product management$157k
DevOps and infrastructure$136k
Security$134k
Marketing$125k
Sales$53k

Postings with a stated range: Solutions engineering 6 · Backend engineering 26 · Product management 5 · DevOps and infrastructure 5 · Security 5 · Marketing 6 · Sales 222

Backend engineering pay by level

LevelPostingsMedianMiddle half
Mid-level3$150k$150k–$150k
Senior18$162k$145k–$177k
Lead4$221k$194k–$246k

Best-paid open backend engineering roles

30 backend engineering roles open at Comcast now

26 of them show the pay range on the posting.

Questions

How much does Comcast pay for backend engineering roles?

The median of the 26 posted ranges is $162k a year; the middle half sits between $150k and $177k.

Is this base salary or total compensation?

Base salary as written in the posting. Many US employers post ranges under state pay transparency laws (California, New York, Washington, Colorado and others); equity and bonus are not part of these figures.

Why posted ranges and not self-reported salaries?

A posted range is what the employer commits to for a role it has open today. It is fresher than a survey and cannot be inflated by respondents. Each posting counts once, at the midpoint of its range.

Which level pays most?

Lead roles have the highest median here: $221k a year across 4 postings.

Source: the pay ranges of 26 open postings on Comcast's careers board; the midpoint of each rangeUpdated 20 Oct 2026MethodologyJSONCC BY-SA 4.0