Senior Manager Compensation R&D

Databricks · United States · People · listed January 22, 2026

The shape of it

Seniority
Manager
Where
Not stated
Stated pay
$217,800 – $299,550 USD
Requirements listed
4
Length
1,295 words

In the posting’s own words

At Databricks, compensation is more than a number. It's how we show that every employee is an owner and part of our success. We're looking for someone with a strong foundation and a track record of doing exactly that.

What it asks for · 4

  • Trusted advisor to senior leaders. You have a track record of advising executives on sensitive, high-stakes compensation decisions (offers, promotions, leveling, retention, transfers, org changes) and influencing the outcome through data and judgment rather than authority.
  • Familiarity with the market for AI/ML, research or specialized infrastructure talent.
  • Experience with acquisition (including acqui-hire) compensation and retention design.
  • Experience with Tableau or other BI tools, or building dashboards for leaders.

Tools and skills named

Data
  • Databricks3×
  • Statistics
  • Tableau
Models & research
  • LLM
  • Machine learning

Words the posting leans on

  • compensation10×
  • technical9×
  • build8×
  • engineering6×
  • leaders6×
  • analysis5×
  • experience5×
  • tools5×
  • change3×
  • feedback3×
  • foundation3×
  • judgment3×
  • market3×
  • models3×
  • partner3×
  • quantitative3×

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