Is the rank of American ambassador abroad higher than that of the governor?

American emperor, this is not easy to compare. Because the bureaucracy of American imperialists is different from ours. American ambassadors abroad are professional diplomats (civil servants) and political appointees (administrative officers). Governors are all elected officials. The difference is that civil servants are admitted and belong to the iron rice bowl. As long as they don't make mistakes and retire, they can't fire me. If I resign as an ambassador, I must arrange a position to pay my salary. The administrative officer is directly appointed by the boss. Without tenure security, the ambassador can go home directly. The term of office of the governor is fixed.