Jobiba Salary Intelligence

Remote Lead Remote Senior Software Engineer Java 26 Python salary in San Francisco

Salary range, market position, recent movement, location comparisons and matching live jobsβ€”calculated from comparable Jobiba listings rather than copied salary tables.

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Typical market range

$205,300–$277,500

Median $238,000 / year

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Salary distribution

Where the market sits

USD Β· annualized

$205,300

25th percentile

$238,000

Market median

$277,500

75th percentile

$155,800

Lower market

$205,300

25th percentile

$277,500

75th percentile

$2M

Upper market

Market movement

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Not enough historical evidence yet. Trend is shown only when both 90-day windows have enough comparable observations, preventing noisy β€œgrowth” claims from tiny samples.

Location intelligence

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Career growth explorer

Higher-paying roles to explore

These are same-currency market opportunities, not guaranteed promotions. Your private Career Coach narrows suggestions using your target role family, skills and profile.

Live opportunity layer

Remote Lead Remote Senior Software Engineer Java 26 Python jobs in San Francisco

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How Jobiba calculates this

Evidence first, estimate second

  • β€’ Uses recent active Jobiba listings that contain employer/source salary data.
  • β€’ Groups title variants through Jobiba's canonical salary-role taxonomy so current estimates and historical trends use the same comparable cohort.
  • β€’ Annualizes hourly, daily, weekly and monthly pay; no foreign-exchange conversion is used.
  • β€’ Uses percentile medians and publishes a range only after the minimum comparable sample is reached.
  • β€’ Labels inferred pay on salary pages/jobs as a Jobiba estimate, never as employer-provided compensation.

Jobiba Market Terminal

Salary trend & career market pulse

A stock-style view of pay movementβ€”without pretending salaries are stocks. Graph points require multiple comparable observations, and stronger growth signals require at least five.

Historical graph appears once at least two reliable monthly salary snapshots are available in this calendar range. Existing retained jobs will populate the timeline after the history backfill runs.

12-month growth

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Median salary change

3-year CAGR

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Annualized growth

3-month momentum

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Signal: insufficient

Market volatility

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Consecutive monthly median variability

History coverage

0 reliable monthly snapshots

Waiting for historical backfill

City movers

Where pay is gaining momentum

City momentum appears after at least five observations are available in comparable monthly snapshots.

Market composition

Experience mix behind the data

This helps candidates judge whether a headline median is dominated by junior, mid-level or senior observations.

Experience mix will appear after at least five comparable observations are available.