StrategySteve Jennings / Getty Mark Zuckerberg.It's hard to think of a more attractive tech gig than Facebook. 
At 1.35 billion active monthly users, the social network has incredible reach, as well as sound leadership. Its CEO Mark Zuckerberg is one of the most beloved execs in America, and COO Sheryl Sandberg is one of the most celebrated operations people out there.
Then there's the pay. Looking at Glassdoor's self-reported compensation numbers, Facebook is a place where you can make investment-banker level money - if you have the engineering chops.
According to Glassdoor, here's the combined compensation - annual salary and bonus - for 15 positions at Facebook, in ascending order:
1. Product Analyst: $118,864
2. Production Engineer: $132,534
3. User Interface Engineer: $146,708
4. Data Engineer: $146,949
5. Network Engineer: $160,172
6. Software Engineer III: $171,076
7. Research Scientist: $172,705
8. Technical Program Manager: $175,589
9. Software Engineer: $183,397
9. Software Engineer: $183,397
10. Data Scientist: $185,743
11. Product Manager: $194,907
12. Software Engineer IV: $209,988
12. Software Engineer IV: $209,988
13. Senior Software Engineer: $211,647
14. Software Engineer V: $259,349
15. Engineering Manager: $380,861
15. Engineering Manager: $380,861
If you want one of those jobs, the data suggests you're better off going to Stanford University, the University of California, Berkeley, or the University of Texas, Austin.