Databricks
Pay Change, last update 1 day ago
Technology · Headquarters San Francisco, United States
Everything we hold on Databricks, newest first. Every line links to the filing or report it came from.
Open roles on their own job board
1 reading in 30 days: too few to say anything (we need 4)
Each point is a count of the roles an employer had open on its own job board on that date, taken once a day. The direction is decided by a fixed rule: a board is rising or falling only if it moved by at least 5 roles AND at least 10% over the window, across at least 4 readings spanning at least 14 days. Anything less says 'we cannot tell', which is a real answer here. A rising board is evidence of hiring. A board that shrinks is not evidence of job cuts: roles leave a board when they are filled, withdrawn or reposted.
- 2026-08-15Pay Change Pay and benefits
Databricks advertises a median posted salary band of $182,000 to $250,208 across 411 open roles
Advertised bands move before published pay data does, because they are set by what an employer thinks it must offer to fill a role today. Read the direction across postings rather than any one band, and remember this is the ask, not the settlement.
- 2026-08-13Headcount Not Stated Growing and expanding
UAE's MGX co-leads Databricks strategic funding round
Databricks has secured $5B in growth funding, with UAE's MGX among the co-leaders. The announcement does not disclose hiring plans; watch for AI and data roles as the company innovates its platform.
- 2026-08-08Adding Roles Growing and expanding
Databricks opened 10 more roles in Mountain View (job board: 809 to 819)
A board that grows week on week is the earliest public evidence of hiring intent an employer produces: it moves before any announcement and before any filing. Treat the direction as the signal and the exact count as approximate, since roles are reposted, split across locations and withdrawn without notice.
- 2026-02-09Headcount Not Stated Growing and expanding
Databricks raises $5 billion in latest funding, defying software selloff - Reuters
Databricks has $5 billion of new capital. The report does not disclose hiring plans; watch its careers page for new roles.
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