Startup Jobs in France
France has 556 open startup roles at 100 early-stage startups; engineering, sales and business development, and marketing and growth make up most of them, and 43% are remote. Where pay is stated it is typically EUR 51.8k to 89.8k, with a median of EUR 72.8k. 35 are new this week.
Who is hiring in France
Open roles by startup. Select a startup to see its jobs.
- 556open roles
- 100startups hiring
- 43%remote
Pay and the market
Industries
Commerce and retail (80), AI and machine learning (56) and robotics and manufacturing (48) startups have most of the openings.
Pay figures come from the 168 postings on this page that state a salary.
What kind of work is open in France
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Which industries are hiring in France
Open roles by what the startup builds, here. Every row is a link.
Local salary
Jobs in France
Latest early-stage startup jobs, open to Pro members
Roles no longer open in France, listed without a startup page
Closed roles here whose startup is not on the site. Each one keeps its page, with what the role asked for and what it paid.
- 6roles closed
- Commis de cuisine tournant (H/F) closed August 2026
- Commis de Salle (H/F) - Restaurant Girardin 1* closed August 2026
- Hôtesse d'accueil (H/F) - Le Taillevent** - temps partiel closed August 2026
- Plongeur du Chambard***** Relais&Châteaux (H/F) closed August 2026
- Extra en plonge du Chambard***** Relais&Châteaux closed August 2026
- Réceptionniste en alternance closed August 2026
Questions people ask
How much do startup jobs in France pay?
Typically EUR 51.8k to 89.8k a year, with a median of EUR 72.8k, where the posting states a salary.
Which startups are hiring in France?
Joko (51 roles), amo (29) and Bigblue (25) have the most; 100 startups are hiring in total.
Can I work remotely?
43% of these roles are remote; the rest are in France.
Do I need to be senior?
Most roles are senior (47% of those that state a level), and 20% are junior or intern.
Are new roles coming in?
35 were posted this week.


















