Silly question but how do y’all determine Tech vs non-Tech role? If there’s at minimum SQL requirement does that qualify as Tech role? Just applied for for a Data Analyst role that is scoped at L4-L5 (confirmed by recruiter) in NYC and trying to figure out what the comp range is, at least the base. And if you know the comp range please share.
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Engineering, Engineering management, product and some TPM are tech roles, rest are non-tech.
You’re correct!
If the title is Data Analyst, that would be non-tech. If it’s data scientist or product analyst, that’s tech.
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Can you share the job posting? Then we can tell definitively. Responsibilities and even title are not 100% tied to tech / non-tech.
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Ok. Good luck.
Thanks for all the info. Any thoughts on the comp range?