Project Manager isn't a technical role at Google and VPs in finance, I have heard, aren't a particularly high title, roughly equivalent to Senior Software Engineer at Google [1]. Well-performing Senior SWEs at Google get total compensation in $300-400K/year range, including stock. Average salaries at Goldman Sachs were about $367K in 2016 [2], but that's a mean rather than a median and so likely skewed upwards by all the rainmakers - but if you figure that "VP" is roughly the top 1/3 of employees, it's probably about right. Those are comparable salaries.

The framing of the question misses the really high earners, though, folks who would be Distinguished Engineer at Google or...I don't even know what the equivalent title at Goldman is, but at that point it probably doesn't matter. These people don't climb the ladder, they bypass it. Usually that means taking a risk on a project that has a high likelihood of failure but makes hundreds of millions to billions of dollars for your employer if it succeeds, and then seeing it through to success. Those are the folks with $multimillion stock packages.

[1] https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2014-09-04/goldman-s...

[2] https://www.investopedia.com/news/guess-how-much-goldmans-av...