Big Data Salaries – Data Warehouse
High Demand for Big Data and Data Warehouse Skills. Data Warehouse and Big Data Salaries are on the upswing because of this. In addition, they are tied closely with blockchain applications which is an area of intensive focus. As a result, many of these positions are difficult to fill with qualified individuals. In some situations companies have to hire contractors who have these skills in order to complete the design and implementation of systems requiring these skills. The challenge that CIO and hiring managers face is how to train and / or recruit this talent.
Beyond the management of these technical resources, the positions are divided up in three (3) categories: architects (Data Scientist, Business Analyst. Data Analyst), administrators (Oracle DBA, SQL DBA), and developers (Data Warehouse Programmer, Oracle Programmer, Entry Level Programmer, Hadoop/Cluster Programmer, SQL Programmer)
In Janco’s Job Classification System each of these groupings are a job family classification. Classes provide the ability to set minimum job requirements, promotion criteria and compensation. All of these factors are used in the definition of detail job descriptions.
Salaries for Big Data IT Pros are in the upper mid-range. Only the top seven positions fall at or above the overall median range of salaries of $93,077 in the 2018 IT Salary survey
For more information go to:
- IT Salary Survey
- IT Job Classification System
- IT Job Descriptions
- IT Median Salaries
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