In the bay area this is pretty common. I don't know what the lower end for entry level is today, but the market is very generous. Also, in a remote setting the

In the bay area this is pretty common. I don't know what the lower end for entry level is today, but the market is very generous. Also, in a remote setting the company saves: Health Insurance Payroll taxes (both company and employee) General benefits (office, stipends, food, etc) Immigration costs (10k+) Those are all very appealing perks for the employeer.