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data architect Salary in texas

Based on 584 active job postings in texas  ·  Updated 2026

Min Salary
$166,400
per year
Average Salary
$63,842
per year
Max Salary
$160,000
per year
Jobs Found
584
active listings

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Open data architect Jobs in texas 584

Applied AI Health Data Architect-Senior Manager
PwC (US) San Antonio, Texas
$280000 / per year Full Time
Remote Data Architect (Remote)
grabjobs Lubbock, Texas Remote
$160000 / per year Full Time
Snowflake Architect Or Data Architect Texas
AOB Recruitment Houston, Texas
Corp to Corp
Hybrid Data Architect & Analytics Leader
Ernst & Young Oman San Antonio, Texas
Full Time
Senior AWS Data Architect
BOK Financial Dallas, Texas
Full Time
Senior Lead Data Architect
JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. Plano, Texas
Full Time
Data Architect
Acceptd Austin, Texas
Full Time
Sr. AWS Data Architect
E-Solutions Austin, Texas
Full Time
Data Scientist/Big Data Architect
Apex Informatics Irving, Texas
Full Time
Senior Lead Data Architect
Chase Plano, Texas
Full Time
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data architect Salary FAQ

What is the average data architect salary in texas?
Based on 6002 recent job postings, the average annual salary for a data architect in texas is approximately $63,842, with a range of $166,400 – $160,000.
How do I negotiate my data architect salary?
Research comparable roles in your area, document your accomplishments, and arrive at negotiations with data. Use total compensation (base + bonus + equity + benefits) as your benchmark, not just base pay.
What factors affect data architect compensation in texas?
Key factors include years of experience, technical certifications, company size (startup vs. enterprise), industry (tech vs. finance vs. healthcare), and whether the role is remote-first or on-site in a high cost-of-living metro.