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11 jobs tagged data processing

Median salary: $168,319 55% remote Top hiring: Robinhood, SpaceX, Databricks, MongoDB, Harvey AI

data processing jobs — quick facts

How many data processing jobs are available?
11 active data processing roles sourced directly from company career pages, updated daily on Joblaze.
What is the median salary for data processing jobs?
The median advertised salary for data processing roles on Joblaze is about $168,319 per year.
Which companies are hiring for data processing?
Companies currently hiring data processing include Robinhood, SpaceX, Databricks, MongoDB, Harvey AI.
Are data processing jobs remote?
55% of active data processing roles on Joblaze offer remote work.
SpaceX

Join SpaceX as a Mission Integration Engineer to support national security efforts using Starshield technology.

SpaceX Hawthorne, CA $100k–$140k/yr Published 2 weeks ago
AI-first team
Databricks

Join Databricks as a Solutions Architect to drive technical sales cycles and deliver data and AI solutions for customers.

Databricks Stockholm, Sweden Published 1 month ago
Flexible on stack
Robinhood

Join Robinhood as a Software Engineer to build AI-powered financial solutions in a high-impact, collaborative environment.

Robinhood Menlo Park, CA $161.6k–$200k/yr Published 1 month ago
Flexible on stack 70% coding
Robinhood

Join Robinhood as a Software Engineer to build AI-powered financial solutions in a high-impact, collaborative environment.

Robinhood Menlo Park, CA $161.6k–$200k/yr Published 1 month ago
Flexible on stack 70% coding
Robinhood

Join Robinhood as a Senior Software Engineer to design and implement machine learning solutions for core financial products.

Robinhood Menlo Park, CA $213.5k–$245k/yr Published 1 month ago
Flexible on stack 70% coding
Harvey AI

Join Harvey AI as a Staff Software Engineer to build innovative full-stack solutions for the legal industry in a hybrid role based in New York.

Harvey AI New York $260k–$310k/yr Published 2 months ago
Flexible on stack