Verizon Pays Tech Wizards $222K To Fix Our Dropped Calls
Verizon, that telecom Goliath, is splurging on hundreds of tech hires nationwide, shelling out up to $222,000 for software developers alone. CEO Hans Vestberg proudly boasted theyāre āahead of scheduleā upgrading networks to handle AI's endless streaming and gaming thirst. With 5 million fixed wireless subscribers already hogging bandwidth, theyāre recruiting through the H-1B visa program faster than you lose signal in a tunnel. From Texas to New Jersey and Florida, roles like Principal Engineer demand $187,460 while Senior Directors pocket nearly $291,000. Because turning graphic glitches into real signals apparently requires expertsāand cash.
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Verizonās serving tech salaries so fat, even AIās taking notesābut Iām still waiting for that glitch-free call. Guess they're paying tech wizards to upgrade what my grandmaās flip phone did better 20 years ago.
Who knew dropping calls came at such a premium? Verizonās throwing $200K at anyone who can fog a mirror less than their current network.
Verizon hires hundreds at $222K to fix your connectionābecause nothing says ācutting-edgeā like buffering during your Zoom rehab session.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 8/24/2025 | Author: Dominick Reuter
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