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Data salary benchmarks
Analyst, scientist and analytics engineering roles in the data category slice.
The median data salary is $93,871, with most disclosed pay ranges between $61,482 and $135,002, based on 7,448 active job listings that publish a salary range.
Source: Datamata Studios — methodology and update cadence.
At a glance
- Ranges use the midpoint of employer-published salary_min and salary_max — not self-reported surveys.
- Regional breakdowns are not shown here; we only publish splits when coverage is consistent.
Compensation range — Data
From 7,448 listings with disclosed salary fields
25th percentile
$61,482
Lower end of market
Median
$93,871
Midpoint of postings
75th percentile
$135,002
Upper-market range
| Percentile | USD |
|---|---|
| 25th | 61482 |
| Median | 93871 |
| 75th | 135002 |
Data salary FAQ
What is the median Data salary in 2026?
The median data salary is $93,871, with most listings falling between $61,482 (25th percentile) and $135,002 (75th percentile). This is based on 7,448 active job listings in the data category that disclose a pay range.
How is this Data salary data calculated?
Figures use the midpoint of each employer's published salary_min and salary_max from active job listings — not self-reported surveys or third-party estimates. The data refreshes daily as new listings are indexed.
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