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Every remote role on 101 Careers that mentions Scala — data engineers building Spark pipelines, backend engineers on JVM microservices, streaming specialists on Kafka and Flink, and the big-data platform teams keeping Databricks estates honest. Scala's market is a narrow but deep one: it never became the general-purpose JVM language Java is, yet it owns two of the highest-value niches in data infrastructure — Apache Spark, which is written in it, and the financial-services and ads-stack backends where its type system earns its keep — so a listing that names Scala is signalling one of those worlds almost every time. That is also why this page matches the skill in the title or description rather than job titles: "data engineer", "staff software engineer" and "ML platform engineer" listings all mean Scala work underneath, and a title-only cut would miss the entire market. One exclusion worth naming: recruitment-agency boilerplate that lists Scala in a 15-skill menu next to unrelated stacks is dropped from the pool, so the 0 roles here are listings where the skill is named in an actual requirement. The 0 roles below are sorted newest first, sourced mainly from employer ATS boards, and re-checked every few hours so filled seats retire themselves. Apply direct with no account and no fee. Adjacent cuts: our Spark and Kafka hubs cover the engines most Scala pipelines run on, and our Java pool the wider JVM market.

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Employer ATS boards are re-read every six hours and partner feeds every three. Roles that disappear from their source are retired automatically, so nothing on this page should be a dead link. Prefer it as a feed? RSS and a free JSON API are both open.