Mysql: jobs that ask for it, where, and how AI changes it
Mysql is named in 908 open jobs, 0.3% of the jobs that name a skill.
Mysql in open jobs
Counted once per job, from the job's full text.
- Open jobs that name it
- 908
- Share of jobs
- 0.3%
- Rank
- #152 of 213
- Also ask for an AI skill
- 34%
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What Mysql jobs pay
Posted pay ranges only, and most jobs do not state one. Skills cluster in particular kinds of job, so part of any gap is the job and not the skill. This compares postings; it does not say that learning a skill raises your pay.
The median posted yearly pay (the middle of each range) is $206k across 198 jobs that name Mysql and state a range. For all jobs that name a skill it is $165k, so Mysql jobs post 25% more.
Jobs that name Mysql most
Live postings counted by occupation, with the median posted yearly pay where at least 30 of them state one.
- Software Developers391 jobs · median $208k
- Web Administrators59 jobs
- Database Administrators54 jobs
- Database Architects38 jobs
Where Mysql is asked for
Biggest first. The percentage is the share of that group's jobs that name the skill.
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Mysql and AI
Mean AI use observed in the occupations of the jobs that ask for this skill (Anthropic Economic Index). It describes the work, not a forecast of job loss, and a low number means no use seen yet.
High. Mean observed exposure 0.31 across 767 jobs with a matched occupation.
34% of the jobs that name Mysql also name a specific AI skill. Which AI skills employers ask for
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