Average General Atomics Salary in 2025 - Page 2

$96k

Avg. Base Salary (USD)

$3k

3.5

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How much does General Atomics pay?

General Atomics pays its employees an average of $96,440 a year. Salaries at General Atomics range from an average of $64,381 to $153,505 a year. General Atomics employees with the job title Electrical Engineer make the most with an average annual salary of $90,037, while employees with the title Technical Writer make the least with an average annual salary of $65,165.

Are General Atomics employees satisfied with their compensation?

Our Fair Pay score for General Atomics is 2.74. Read reviews from current employees that include compensation and culture insights.

What is the highest salary at General Atomics?

The highest reported salary for an employee at General Atomics is currently $154k / year

General Atomics Reviews

Overall Satisfaction

3.5 out of 5

Ratings

Appreciation

3.2

Company Outlook

3.9

Fair Pay

2.7

Learning and Development

3.3

Meaningful Work.

Mechanical Engineer in San Diego, California:

Pros: Take on many responsibilities with Autonomy. Working in R&D to solve a worldwide multigenerational problem - abundant, clean energy production. Highly technical and challenging, with appropriate support from incredibly brilliant and experienced colleagues who are eager to help. Work is recognized not only through fair compensation, but also through positive daily interactions with peers, managers, and support staff. Core working hours are generally consistent and predictable, with some in-frequent voluntary long hours as needed. Managers are flexible about planned time off, and occasional unscheduled personal time for kids, errands, etc. Limited travel so good for family. Great health benefits and job security.

Cons: PTO for 1st year is lower than previous jobs and ramps up slowly. 401k match is not fully vested for 5 years. No OT and incentive pay (bonus) is not as transparent as previous jobs.

Interesting, Good Experience, but Stressful.

Business Systems Analyst in San Diego, California:

Pros: Interacting with the business and my peers

Cons: Some managers don't think about work loads. If you're not careful then you'll be asked to do more work than you can do in 40-45 hours a week. Also, salaried job but expected to work 40+ hours with given workloads. (It varies, I've seen others with lower workloads).

Most Common Benefits at General Atomics

At General Atomics, they provide several types of retirement savings plans and other perks. Like General Atomics, a large number of American businesses fund group health insurance for their employees, through which employers …Read more

Retirement & Financial Benefits

401(k) Plan

Defined Benefit Pension Plan

Health & Insurance Benefits

Severance Pay

Health Insurance

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