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New York, New York +1
$120K–$155K / yr
Posted 9 days ago
Boulder, Colorado +1
$120K–$155K / yr
Posted 9 days ago
New York, New York +1
$120K–$155K / yr
Posted Aug 13, 2026
New York, New York +1
$150K–$185K / yr
Posted Jul 20, 2026
Boulder, Colorado +1
$150K–$185K / yr
Posted Jul 20, 2026
Boulder, Colorado +1
$120K–$155K / yr
Posted Jul 20, 2026
New York, New York +1
Pay not posted
Posted Jan 21, 2026
El Segundo, California +1
Pay not posted
Posted Jan 21, 2026
8 open tech roles, read from Major League Baseball's own job board (Greenhouse) and re-checked every day. Board last read 59 min ago.
Yes. As of November 8, 2026, Major League Baseball has 8 open tech roles on its own job board, most of them in software engineering. We started tracking its board on November 6, 2026 and haven't seen it add or close a tech role since; this history fills in every day. 75% of its open roles post pay, and the median posted base range is $120K to $155K a year (from 6 roles).
New rolesClosed by the employerStill to come
Tracking since November 6, 2026. Roles that were already open on our first read of the board count toward open roles, not new ones. This switches to weekly bars after three weeks of history.
A role can count toward more than one type.
Locations as the employer writes them. 0% of open roles are remote.
As of November 8, 2026, the median posted base salary range at Major League Baseball is $120K to $155K a year, across 6 open tech roles that publish a yearly US dollar range. The highest posted top of range is $185K. 75% of Major League Baseball's open roles post some pay. Base salary only; equity and bonus are not included.
Not enough closed roles yet. We quote this once we've watched at least 10 roles appear and then close on Major League Baseball's board. Roles that were open before we started tracking don't count, because we don't know when they went up.
We found this job board in a public directory; it hasn't been confirmed against the company's own careers page yet. See the monthly tech hiring report for the same numbers across every company.
See total compensation at Major League Baseball on Levels.fyi (base, stock and bonus, as reported by people who work there).