MySQL Jobs

MySQL is an open-source relational database management system that uses SQL. Engineers use it to store, query and manage structured application data, define schemas and transactions, and support back-end services and data-driven applications.

Browse 38 open MySQL jobs from 12 companies including OpenAI, Vinted, and Nvidia. Popular hiring locations include United States, San Francisco, and Kaunas.

38 Open MySQL Jobs

MySQL Salary Ranges

Pay is quoted per market: the same role is worth several times more in one city than in another, so a single figure spanning countries would describe none of them. 38 of these 38 listings publish a salary. Markets with fewer than 8 disclosed salaries are not shown.

Median yearly pay by country, each in the currency named in its own row

Country Median Middle 50% Currency Listings
United States $241,000 $211,000 – $287,000 USD 26

Median yearly pay by metro, each in the currency named in its own row

Metro Median Middle 50% Currency Listings
San Francisco, United States $292,000 $268,000 – $308,000 USD 9

A job open in more than one place is counted by each market it is open in, so the Listings column adds up to more than the number of listings.

Seniority and Work Setup for MySQL Roles

Seniority, out of 38 MySQL jobs
Level Jobs Share
Middle 6 16%
Senior 33 87%

A role can be open to more than one level, so the shares add up to more than 100%.

Work arrangement, out of 38 MySQL jobs
Setup Jobs Share
Remote 12 32%
Hybrid 17 45%
On-site 9 24%

1 offers visa sponsorship and 9 offer relocation assistance.

Skills Commonly Paired with MySQL

Out of 38 MySQL jobs

Skill Jobs Share
AI 26 68%
API 21 55%
Distributed Systems 19 50%
PostgreSQL 18 47%
Go 16 42%
Observability 16 42%
Python 14 37%
React 11 29%

Top Companies Hiring for MySQL

Employers with the most open MySQL jobs

Company Open jobs
OpenAI 9
Vinted 8
Nvidia 5
ClickHouse 4
Customer.io 4
Grafana Labs 2

Where MySQL Jobs Are Located

Where these MySQL jobs are based

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