Startup Jobs in San Francisco, CA, US

San Francisco has 4,088 open startup roles at 640 early-stage startups; engineering, sales and business development, and operations make up most of them, and 29% are remote. Where pay is stated it is typically USD 160k to 237.5k, with a median of USD 200k. 218 are new this week.

Who is hiring in San Francisco

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Pay and the market

Industries

AI and machine learning (1,086), fintech and payments (365) and healthcare (288) startups have most of the openings.

Experience

Most roles are senior: 43% of those that state a level. 10% are junior or intern.

Pay figures come from the 2,435 postings on this page that state a salary.

What kind of work is open in San Francisco, CA, US

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Which industries are hiring in San Francisco, CA, US

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Jobs in San Francisco, CA, US

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Roles no longer open in San Francisco, CA, US, listed without a startup page

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Questions people ask

How much do startup jobs in San Francisco pay?

Typically USD 160k to 237.5k a year, with a median of USD 200k, where the posting states a salary.

Which startups are hiring in San Francisco?

Lambda Finance (60 roles), Hive Global (57) and Astro Mechanica (43) have the most; 640 startups are hiring in total.

Can I work remotely?

29% of these roles are remote; the rest are in San Francisco.

Do I need to be senior?

Most roles are senior (43% of those that state a level), and 10% are junior or intern.

Are new roles coming in?

218 were posted this week.

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