Bottom quarter
$103K
Project / Program Management (Non-Technical) Salary in San Francisco
What you should make. What you should ask for. Calculated from 1M+ data points, refreshed monthly.
Median
$125K
Top quarter
$149K
Top 10%
$171K
Adjusted for San Francisco at 1.25× the national baseline. See the math →
What this number means.
Project / Program Management (Non-Technical) in San Francisco pulls a median of $124,750 at mid-career, with a top-quartile band reaching $148,500 and the top 10% at $170,500. Pay in San Francisco runs about 25% above the national baseline. $148,500 is what top-quartile Project / Program Management (Non-Technical) pay looks like in San Francisco. Don't undersell.
How to negotiate this
- Anchor$148,500 — the top-quartile number. This is the number you say first.
- Target$136,625 — where a fair counter lands. Above the median, below the anchor.
- Floor$124,750 — below this, you're underpaid. Walking away gets cheaper than staying.
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