Director of Product Management salary in California
Typical advertised pay for Director of Product Management roles in California, from real job postings on FindRole.
Median advertised base salary
$262,450
Most postings fall between $248,900 and $297,300.
Based on 34 postings across 15 companies. Updated October 27, 2026.
As of October 2026, the median advertised base salary for Director of Product Management roles in California is $262,450, based on 34 live job postings from 15 employers tracked by FindRole.
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Salary by seniority
| Level | 25th %ile | Median | 75th %ile | Postings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Director | $246,962 | $252,500 | $312,150 | 23 |
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Top companies hiring Director of Product Managements
- Capital One Financial 11 postings · median $262,450
- Qualcomm 6 postings · median $292,300
- Arm Holdings 3 postings · median $248,900
- Apple Inc 2 postings · median $385,000
- Nvidia 2 postings · median $348,750
- Fiserv 1 postings · median $204,000
- Cisco 1 postings · median $282,150
- Mastercard 1 postings · median $252,500
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