Skills: pay and hiring demand

Django jobs and pay

How many open roles ask for Django, what employers state they pay for it, and where that demand sits.

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199 open roles · 0.1% of postings · Median $153,594/yr as of 2026-10-18

Citable summary

Django appears in 199 open roles (0.1% of postings) with an employer-stated median of 153,594 (P25 110,000 – P75 193,362), as of 2026-10-18.

n=199, as of 2026-10-18 · How these skill figures are calculated

199
Open roles
0.1%
Share of all postings
of postings
70
Postings with a salary range
$153,594
Median stated pay
P25 $110,000 · P75 $193,362

Which job families hire for this skill

Where roles naming this skill are concentrated across job families.

Engineering82.4% (164)Data & ML12.6% (25)Operations1.5% (3)Other1.5% (3)Consulting1.0% (2)Design0.5% (1)Product0.5% (1)

Demand by job family

Job family Open roles Share of skill's roles
Engineering 164 82.4%
Data & ML 25 12.6%
Operations 3 1.5%
Other 3 1.5%
Consulting 2 1.0%
Design 1 0.5%
Product 1 0.5%

Skill demand by country

Country Open roles Share of skill's roles
United States 73 36.7%
India 26 13.1%
Canada 10 5.0%
Brazil 6 3.0%
France 5 2.5%
United Kingdom 5 2.5%
Singapore 5 2.5%
Austria 4 2.0%
Spain 4 2.0%
AR 3 1.5%
Latvia 3 1.5%
Mexico 3 1.5%
Portugal 3 1.5%
Bulgaria 2 1.0%
China 2 1.0%
Germany 2 1.0%
EG 2 1.0%
MA 2 1.0%
United Arab Emirates 1 0.5%
Australia 1 0.5%
CY 1 0.5%
Czechia 1 0.5%
Poland 1 0.5%
Slovenia 1 0.5%
UA 1 0.5%
VN 1 0.5%

Skills that appear alongside

Skills most often requested in the same job postings as Django.

Python n=9,587 Excel n=8,995 SQL n=7,329 Roadmapping n=7,155 AWS n=6,209 LLM n=5,050 Agile n=4,518 CI/CD n=4,458 iOS n=4,409 Salesforce n=4,046 CRM n=3,912 Azure n=3,892

Related skills

Procurement n=3,892 Supply Chain n=3,817 GCP n=3,515 Kubernetes n=3,343 Negotiation n=3,225 React n=3,100 Java n=3,011 Git n=2,902 Account Management n=2,715 A/B Testing n=2,660 TypeScript n=2,594 Payroll n=2,523

Method: counts come from public job postings; pay figures use only postings with an employer-stated salary range. salaries.geo_answer_method →