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Technical Program Manager compensation

Tesla, Inc. · Compensation intelligence · Updated Oct 18, 2026
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Fortune 500 · #43 · 2026

Base salary · median$142,40038 samples · All reported locations
Base salary · same cohort$142,400Matching base-pay statistic
Annual cash bonus · same cohort—Bonus amounts are not inferred from base wages
Individual wage records2,859Individual filings and approved reports; excludes aggregate statistics
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Technical Program Manager · Tesla, Inc. · All reported locations

For Technical Program Manager at Tesla, Inc. in All reported locations, the median offered annual base wage is USD $142,400. The sample denominator is 38 offered-wage filings. Measurement period: FY 2026 filings. Benchmark year: 2026.

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Technical Program ManagerLevel not disclosedAll reported locations
Not disclosedUSD · Median$142,400——Offered base wage · filing cohort38 filingsFY 2026 filings · Oct 18, 2026
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Base salary$142,40038 samples
Cash bonus—Not disclosed
Annual equity—Not disclosed
Total compensation—Not disclosed
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