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Visual Basic for Applications jobs
Microsoft event-driven programming language embedded in Office applications for automating tasks and creating macros. Official docs ↗
- Open roles mentioning it
- 118
- Companies hiring for it
- 54
- Remote share
- 8%
- Median base pay
- — Too few postings state pay
LIVE ROLES
Newest openings that ask for Visual Basic for Applications
Investment Operations AnalystOct 9StageSan Francisco, California, United States- Structural Analyst IIOct 8Rocket LabLong Beach, CA
- Senior Structural Analyst IOct 8Rocket LabLong Beach, CA
Compensation SpecialistOct 8DatadogNew York, New York, USA- HW Analysis TraineeOct 8BoschBudapest, HU
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COMMON ROLES
Job titles that ask for Visual Basic for Applications
- Manufacturing Engineer, Factory Development3
- Mechanical Engineer3
- Manufacturing Engineer, Production2
- Automation Engineer (Python/Vba + Rpa + Ms Office Automation)2
- Financial Analyst2
- Manufacturing Engineer2
- Business Analyst (Customer Success)2
- Senior Analyst, Analytics And Insights (Programmatic)2
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Frequently asked questions
- How many jobs ask for Visual Basic for Applications?
- 118 open roles at 54 companies mention Visual Basic for Applications in the job description itself — extracted from the posting, not from the company's marketing. 8% of them are marked remote by the employer.
- What do Visual Basic for Applications roles pay?
- Fewer than 50 Visual Basic for Applications 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.