Data Platform Engineer jobs in San Francisco Bay Area
There are 4 open Data Platform Engineer roles in San Francisco Bay Area on Linora right now, pulled daily from company career pages across Greenhouse, Ashby, Lever, and Workday. Typical pay runs $201k to $352k.
Updated 2026-09-10. Figures come from live job postings and refresh daily.
Pay on these live postings runs about $201k to $352k, across 3 roles that list a range.
- Data Platform EngineerMercor · San FranciscoAbout Mercor Mercor's mission is to organize human intelligence to power the AI economy. We're a leading AI data company, building the layer between…today
- Staff Data Platform Engineer - FinanceVercel · Hybrid - San Francisco, New York CityAbout Vercel: Vercel is the agentic infrastructure company. We free people and agents to ship what’s next. For more than a decade, Vercel has shaped…$260,000 – $360,00013 days ago
- Senior Staff Data Platform Engineer - Data Access TeamServiceNow · Santa Clara, CALIFORNIA, United StatesPosition Location: This is a Flexible (Hybrid) position. Flexible positions require 2 days per week in a ServiceNow office location. We have offices…$201,300 – $352,30014 days ago
- Senior Data Platform EngineerTatari · San Francisco, California, United StatesTatari is on a mission to revolutionize TV advertising. Founded in 2016 to help transform the antiquated world of TV advertising through the…$190,000 – $240,0001 month ago
Common questions
How many Data Platform Engineer jobs are open in San Francisco Bay Area?
There are 4 open Data Platform Engineer roles in San Francisco Bay Area on Linora right now, pulled daily from company career pages across Greenhouse, Ashby, Lever, and Workday.
How much does a Data Platform Engineer earn?
The median Data Platform Engineer salary is $181k to $225k per year, based on 23 live postings that list a range.
How often are Data Platform Engineer jobs updated?
Daily. Linora reads roles straight from company career pages and drops listings that close, so the Data Platform Engineer jobs shown are current rather than reposted or expired.