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Apache Lucene jobs
Open-source Java full-text search library that provides indexing and search capabilities, used as the engine behind Solr and Elasticsearch.
- Open roles mentioning it
- 94
- Companies hiring for it
- 16
- Remote share
- 4%
- Median base pay
- — Too few postings state pay
LIVE ROLES
Newest openings that ask for Apache Lucene
Senior Solutions Architect (Search Specialist)Oct 9MongoDBBarcelona; Dublin; London
Staff Engineer, Search SystemsOct 9MongoDBSan Francisco
Detection AnalystOct 8ZscalerRemote
Software Engineer IIIOct 7ZoominfoBethesda, Maryland, United States; Waltham, Massachusetts, United States
Sr. Manager, Engineering - SearchOct 6DatabricksMountain View, California
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Companies with open roles mentioning Apache Lucene
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COMMON ROLES
Job titles that ask for Apache Lucene
- Principal Software Engineer - Search Infra - Elasticsearch10
- Senior Software Engineer - Search Algorithms - Elasticsearch9
- Senior Software Engineer - Vector Search - Elasticsearch9
- Principal Software Engineer - Search Algorithms - Elasticsearch9
- Principal Software Engineer - Vector Search - Elasticsearch9
- Senior Java Engineer - Distributed Systems, Serverless - Elasticsearch7
- Principal Java Engineer - Distributed Systems, Serverless - Elasticsearch7
- .Net Developer2
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Frequently asked questions
- How many jobs ask for Apache Lucene?
- 94 open roles at 16 companies mention Apache Lucene in the job description itself — extracted from the posting, not from the company's marketing. 4% of them are marked remote by the employer.
- What do Apache Lucene roles pay?
- Fewer than 50 Apache Lucene roles state a yearly pay range, so no median is shown.
- Is this the company's whole tech stack?
- No. Each count is a job posting that names the technology. A company's aggregate stack, built from all its open roles, is on its company page.