Data Engineering Salaries in San Francisco, CA

Data Engineering focuses on designing, building, and maintaining the infrastructure for collecting, storing, and analyzing data. Data Engineers ensure data is accessible and reliable for analysis. Their work supports data-driven decision-making.

Data engineering professionals develop data pipelines, optimize data storage solutions, and work with data scientists to implement data-driven solutions.

Analytics Engineer
Data Engineer
Senior Data Engineer
Data Operations Analyst

Salary range for

Data Engineering

(

P3

)

in

San Francisco, CA

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Pave’s job levels are denoted by their track (P for Professional, M for Management) and their hierarchical level, as denoted by a number. The higher the number, the more senior the role. There are 10 individual levels, broken down as:

Management: M3, M4, M5 & M6
Professional: P1, P2, P3, P4, P5 & P6
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75th percentile

$

130000

$

142700

$

155800

San Francisco, CA

$

145000

$

165000

$

189000

$

140000

$

155000

$

180000

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