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vp technology Salary in texas

Based on 8 active job postings in texas  ·  Updated 2026

Min Salary
$190,000
per year
Average Salary
$237,500
per year
Max Salary
$285,000
per year
Jobs Found
8
active listings

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Open vp technology Jobs in texas 8

VP, Technology Alliances San Francisco, California, United States
GlobalRelay San Francisco, Texas
$285000 / per year Full Time
Remote VP, Technology Sales Executive
TeleTech Holdings, Inc. Austin, Texas Remote
$190000 / per year Full Time
VP, Technology Audit & Assurance
Goldman Sachs Dallas, Texas
Full Time
VP, Technology & Intellectual Property Counsel
Conifer Health Solutions Dallas, Texas
Full Time
VP, Technology Audit
Goldman Sachs Dallas, Texas
Full Time
VP, Technology Vendor Strategy & Governance
LPL Financial LLC Charlotte, Texas
Full Time
VP, Technology Audit — Lead Controls & Cyber Assurance
Goldman Sachs Bank AG Dallas, Texas
Full Time
First VP, Technology Delivery Manager, Group Technology & Ops
UOB Austin, Texas
Full Time

vp technology Salary FAQ

What is the average vp technology salary in texas?
Based on 2 recent job postings, the average annual salary for a vp technology in texas is approximately $237,500, with a range of $190,000 – $285,000.
How do I negotiate my vp technology salary?
Research comparable roles in your area, document your accomplishments, and arrive at negotiations with data. Use total compensation (base + bonus + equity + benefits) as your benchmark, not just base pay.
What factors affect vp technology compensation in texas?
Key factors include years of experience, technical certifications, company size (startup vs. enterprise), industry (tech vs. finance vs. healthcare), and whether the role is remote-first or on-site in a high cost-of-living metro.