I don't have numbers offhand, but T5 at Google is senior. Google has a soft "up or out" mentality in reviews, which means that all engineers are eventually expected to reach T5. If they don't within 3-5 years, it starts to reflect negatively on them in subsequent reviews.
Note that you're probably only getting the aforementioned salary at T5 in one of the coastal metropolitan areas, like New York or Silicon Valley. So if your actual question was, "How many Google engineers make $300k or more?" I'd say not as many, but still probably more than at Goldman.
Note that you're probably only getting the aforementioned salary at T5 in one of the coastal metropolitan areas, like New York or Silicon Valley. So if your actual question was, "How many Google engineers make $300k or more?" I'd say not as many, but still probably more than at Goldman.