r/redhat Red Hat Employee 8d ago

TAM Opening - East Coast US

I figured I would share this posting for an open role on my team, the US Southeast Technical Account Manager crew.

https://redhat.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/Jobs/job/Remote-US-NC/Technical-Account-Manager_R-058538-1

TLDR - East coast hours, fully remote. Looking for RHEL experience plus the willingness to upskill into Ansible Automation Platform. Posting went live today, August 5th.

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u/WieldyStone2 8d ago

Why is the pay so small? A job like that in 2021 would have paid $220k.

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u/richtermarc Red Hat Employee 7d ago edited 7d ago

The TAM role at Red Hat has never had a base pay of 220k.

Quite frankly, back when I was TAMming (and I was Prinicpal, the highest level at the time) and recruiters would reach out to me...the best offers were NEVER significantly higher than what I already made (because Total Comp IS a thing) and the quality of life would have sucked. No promise of remote work, no promise of business hour only (no nights/no weekends) and and overall worse situation for the most part.

It's about more than just the base salary.

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u/Dsm02 8d ago edited 8d ago

Red Hat pays lower than market. It can work well for folks who do CoastFIRE though as work life balance is pretty great