City salaries
Louisville, KY
Salary bands for the professions we track in Louisville, KY, with their AI automation risk.
14 professions
Professions in Louisville, KY
- Software Engineer$105,643Medium · n=571
- Computer Systems Analyst$73,507Critical · n=221
- Programmer$78,998Medium · n=182
- QA Tester$75,000High · n=141
- Data Analyst$87,600High · n=69
- Data Scientist$87,600Medium · n=69
- Management Analyst$85,500Medium · n=29
- Data Engineer$91,520High · n=28
- Database Architect$91,520High · n=28
- Warehouse Worker$40,560Critical · n=27
- Industrial Engineer$90,000High · n=16
- Web and Digital Interface Designer$71,178High · n=15
- Information Security Analyst$92,622Critical · n=12
- Electrical Engineer$110,000High · n=11
Live demand · August 10, 2026
What Louisville, KY is hiring right now
AI risk of jobs being hired in Louisville, KY:65.3/100HighNational average: 68/100
Collected weekly through our own intake pipeline across live job postings; normalised index, not absolute counts.
Most in-demand professions in Louisville, KY
Share of unique tracked postings in the latest sampled week · August 10, 2026
- 1DriverHigh3 unique postings42.9% of tracked postings
- 2Warehouse WorkerCritical1 unique postings14.3% of tracked postings
- 3General Office ClerkHigh1 unique postings14.3% of tracked postings
- 4Merchandise DisplayerMedium1 unique postings14.3% of tracked postings
- 5Retail SalespersonMedium1 unique postings14.3% of tracked postings
Unique job postings sampled from public job boards and ATS boards (Greenhouse/Lever/Ashby), week of August 10, 2026. n = 179. Not a census of the market — see methodology. See methodology
About this data
Sample of US job postings across the stratified city roster (10 metros, weekly) + public ATS boards (Greenhouse/Lever/Ashby, tech-skewed). Only roster cities are published; opportunistic ATS locations are excluded. Share denominator = unique postings of the week mapped to tracked professions; postings without a SOC mapping are excluded. Dedup by (source, source_job_id). n = unique postings per week (provenance, not a market census). A SOC shared by two professions (e.g. paralegal/legal-assistant) appears in both. LLM signals are never a data source — classification is cache-first parsing (ADR-007).