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Vice President, Back-End Engineer compensation

The Bank of New York Mellon · Compensation intelligence · Updated Oct 18, 2026

Explore Vice President, Back-End Engineer compensation at The Bank of New York Mellon. Explore pay measurements, sample coverage and company-specific levels.

Base salary · median$148,2509 samples · All reported locations

Base salary · same cohort$148,250Matching base-pay statistic

Annual cash bonus · same cohort—Bonus amounts are not inferred from base wages

Individual wage records174Individual filings and approved reports; excludes aggregate statistics

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Vice President, Back-End Engineer · The Bank of New York Mellon · All reported locations

For Vice President, Back-End Engineer at The Bank of New York Mellon in All reported locations, the median offered annual base wage is USD $148,250. The sample denominator is 9 offered-wage filings. Measurement period: FY 2026 filings. Benchmark year: 2026.

Wages.fyi calculates this median from available regulatory wage filings. Filings describe offered base wages, not realized employee earnings or total compensation. Bonus and equity are not inferred.

Coverage refreshed 2026-10-18. Refresh dates can differ from when compensation was earned or wages were offered.

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ROLE / LEVEL	TOTAL COMP	BASE SALARY	STOCK / YEAR	CASH BONUS	CONTEXT
Vice President, Back-End EngineerLevel not disclosedAll reported locations	Not disclosedUSD · Median	$148,250	—	—	Offered base wage · filing cohort9 filingsFY 2026 filings · Oct 18, 2026

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Base salary$148,2509 samples

Cash bonus—Not disclosed

Annual equity—Not disclosed

Total compensation—Not disclosed

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