Companies in the United States using MySQL

938 companies headquartered in the United States list MySQL as a requirement in 2,255 open roles. Most of those roles are in backend engineering, DevOps and infrastructure and data science teams. MySQL most often appears next to JavaScript, Python, CI/CD, AWS and SQL. Roles that need it and state the pay sit at $152k a year in the middle.

From the requirements of live job postingsRebuilt 5 Oct 2026
companies hiring
938
open roles need it
2,255
median stated pay
$152k

Companies with the most open MySQL roles

25 of 938 · the full list is in the API
CompanySizeOpen rolesTeams hiringMedian stated pay
Affirm201-50068Backend engineering, Security, Management$203k
Sezzle1001-500034DevOps and infrastructure, Data science, Backend engineering$87k
TikTok1001-500033Backend engineering, DevOps and infrastructure, Enterprise applications—
Databricks5000+28Sales, Backend engineering, Finance$347k
CACI International5000+28Data science, Backend engineering, Frontend engineering$137k
Okta1001-500025Backend engineering, DevOps and infrastructure, Data science$206k
Leidos5000+22Backend engineering, DevOps and infrastructure, Data science$184k
UnitedHealth Group5000+21Backend engineering, AI and machine learning, Data science$153k
Brillio501-100018Backend engineering, Industrial engineering, Data science$124k
Citi5000+18Backend engineering, AI and machine learning, Data science$142k
DXC Technology5000+17Backend engineering, Data science, Analytics—
Xsolla201-50017Backend engineering, Data science, Engineering leadership$106k
Amazon5000+15Backend engineering, Data science, Technical support$177k
Visa5000+14Backend engineering, DevOps and infrastructure, Enterprise applications—
Accenture Federal Services5000+14Backend engineering, Data science, AI and machine learning$133k
Creative Chaos1001-500014Backend engineering, DevOps and infrastructure, Data science—
Peraton1001-500012Backend engineering, DevOps and infrastructure, QA and testing$146k
Workday1001-500012Backend engineering, DevOps and infrastructure, Data science$185k
The Walt Disney Company1001-500011Backend engineering, Data science, Frontend engineering$164k
Air Apps1001-500011Data science$71k
Microsoft5000+10Solutions engineering, AI and machine learning, Backend engineering$105k
Razer1001-500010Backend engineering, Data science, DevOps and infrastructure—
Flosum1001-500010QA and testing—
L3Harris Technologies5000+10Backend engineering, Frontend engineering, DevOps and infrastructure—
RTX5000+9DevOps and infrastructure, Backend engineering, Data science$126k

Teams hiring for MySQL

Backend engineering1,143
DevOps and infrastructure261
Data science260
Solutions engineering87
AI and machine learning63
Industrial engineering54
QA and testing48
Analytics46

Get all 938 companies as a list

Name, website, size, industry and headquarters of every company that requires MySQL, through the API (company.getList with technology=MySQL and country=US). 938 companies × 0.02 credits = 18.76 credits ($1.88).

Questions

How do you know a company uses MySQL?

A company counts when at least one of its open job postings lists MySQL as a requirement, not as a nice-to-have. The list is rebuilt every night from the postings on the employers' own careers boards. Staffing agencies, job republishers and the maker of MySQL itself are left out.

Which teams hire for MySQL?

Of the 2,255 open roles that require it, most are in backend engineering (1,143), DevOps and infrastructure (261) and data science (260).

What do MySQL roles pay?

859 of the 2,255 roles state the pay. The middle of their posted ranges is $152k a year, converted to US dollars.

Can I download this list?

Yes, through the API: company.getList with technology=MySQL and country=US returns each company's name, website, size, industry and headquarters for 0.02 credits a row (a credit is $0.10). New accounts start with 30 free credits.

Source: the requirements of 2,255 live job postings on employers' careers boardsUpdated 5 Oct 2026MethodologyJSONCC BY-SA 4.0