AngelList, the website where startups can meet angel investors, is also the place where tech workers can find jobs at hot startups.
Coding school One Month has a tool called JobSignal that analyzes this job market to figure out which skills pay the best.
Working at a startup comes with the promise of striking it rich one day from stock options. But until then, employees still need to be paid. It turns out, some of them are paid quite well.
In September, the AngelList job market reached a new milestone: the average developer salary passed $100,000. But that doesn't hold true for other types of tech jobs, like sales, marketing, or business jobs.
So here's a look at how much money you can make at startups as of September, based on analyzing 26,226 jobs and 6,750 skills from AngelList. The jobs are ranked from lowest to highest-paying and do not include stock options
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The talent war for developers rages on. Over 1,900 job postings for developers comprised over 40% of the jobs on AngelList, although postings were down a bit from the previous month.
Interestingly, there are more openings at startups for non-tech people (over 2,000) than developers. But they don't tend to pay as well.
Designer jobs are also important to startups, but not as bountiful and pay is hit-or-miss for some job titles.
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