Elasticsearch jobs with salary
How much do Elasticsearch jobs pay?
1,609 open tech jobs at 646 companies ask for Elasticsearch. 762 of them (47%) show the pay. The median posted base pay is $193K a year, from the 559 jobs with a yearly range in US dollars. The middle half of these jobs is from $160K to $224K. The numbers come from the companies' own job postings on Nov 11, 2026. They show base pay only, without stock or a bonus.
Companies with the most Elasticsearch jobs with posted pay
| Company | Jobs with posted pay | Median posted base pay |
|---|---|---|
| Elastic | 30 | $193K |
| Captivation Software | 15 | $200K |
| Accenture Federal Services | 15 | $141K |
| Referral Board | 11 | $232K |
| Careers Peraton | 11 | $176K |
| Palantir Technologies | 10 | $168K |
| Amazon Development Center U.S., Inc. | 9 | $198K |
| NVIDIA | 7 | $220K |
| Careers Markon | 7 | $215K |
| Justworks | 7 | $215K |
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How much do Elasticsearch jobs pay?
The median posted base pay for open jobs that ask for Elasticsearch is $193K a year. The middle half of these jobs is from $160K to $224K. The numbers come from 559 jobs with a yearly range in US dollars.
Which companies hire for Elasticsearch and post the pay?
The companies with the most open Elasticsearch jobs with posted pay are Elastic, Captivation Software, Accenture Federal Services, Referral Board, Careers Peraton.
Which job types ask for Elasticsearch?
Software engineering (821 jobs), Infra, platform & SRE (450 jobs), ML / AI engineering (249 jobs). One job can have more than one job type.
How do we know that a job asks for Elasticsearch?
We read the text of each job. A job is in this list when its text names Elasticsearch. The text can name a skill as a requirement or as a plus, so read the job before you apply.
A skill page needs 50 or more open jobs that name the skill, and 20 or more of them with a yearly posted range in US dollars. The median uses the middle point of each posted range. We do not use a range with a bottom below $15,000, a top above $1,000,000, or a top that is more than four times the bottom.