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Newsweek Salaries
Salary summary at Newsweek
Newsweek's salary ranges from $35.00 in total compensation per year for a Digital Content Editor, Maternity Coverage - Temporary Employee at the low-end to $150,000 for a Supply Side Senior – SSP Partnerships, Monetization & Supply Compliance at the high-end.
Average salaries at Newsweek
Minimum
$55,000
Average low-end
Average
$63,000
Typical salary
Maximum
$72,000
Average high-end
Salary ranges by position at Newsweek
Ranges below span every open role under each title. Base pay only — bonuses, stock and benefits are not included.
| Position | Salary range | Locations |
|---|---|---|
| Digital Content Editor, Maternity Coverage - Temporary Employee | $35 - $55 | North America |
| Magazine Designer | $45K - $65K | South America |
| Supply Side Senior – SSP Partnerships, Monetization & Supply Compliance | $120K - $150K | Worldwide |
Newsweek Salary FAQ
How much do Newsweek employees get paid?
The median yearly total compensation reported at Newsweek is $55,000 .
What's the highest salary at Newsweek?
The highest paying role reported at Newsweek is Supply Side Senior – SSP Partnerships, Monetization & Supply Compliance with a yearly total compensation of $150,000 . This includes only base salary without any potential stock compensation and bonuses.
What's the lowest salary at Newsweek?
The lowest paying role reported at Newsweek is Digital Content Editor, Maternity Coverage - Temporary Employee with a yearly total compensation of $35.00 . This includes only base salary without any potential stock compensation and bonuses.