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Data Scientist compensation

Point72 · Compensation intelligence · Updated Oct 12, 2026
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Explore Data Scientist compensation at Point72. Explore pay measurements, sample coverage and company-specific levels.

Total compensation · median$260,00029 samples · United States
Base salary · same cohort$180,000Matching base-pay statistic
Annual cash bonus · same cohort$20,000Matching bonus statistic
Individual wage records0Individual filings and approved reports; excludes aggregate statistics
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Data Scientist · Point72 · United States

For Data Scientist at Point72 in United States, the median annual total compensation is USD $260,000. The sample denominator is 29 published source samples. Measurement period: Source rolling window; compensation year not disclosed.

Median annual base salary · same cohort
USD $180,000
Median annual cash bonus · same cohort
USD $20,000
Median annual equity · same cohort
USD $0

Published total compensation is shown with components only from this exact source cohort. Component medians may not add to the total.

Coverage refreshed . Refresh dates can differ from when compensation was earned or wages were offered.

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Only public source benchmarks with at least five samples and a disclosed median appear here. Samples can overlap and are never added into an employee total. Source sampling methods apply; published sample counts are not guaranteed to represent unique employees. Missing pay components stay undisclosed. Methodology.

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ROLE / LEVELTOTAL COMPBASE SALARYSTOCK / YEARCASH BONUSCONTEXT
Data ScientistLevel not disclosedAll reported locations
$260,000USD · Median———Median compensationSample undisclosedSource rolling window; compensation year not disclosed · Oct 12, 2026
Data ScientistAll reported levelsUnited States
$260,000USD · Median$180,000$0$20,000Median compensation29 samplesSource rolling window; compensation year not disclosed · Oct 12, 2026
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United States · Source rolling window; compensation year not disclosed

Cash and equity, in context.

Each amount is the published statistic for this matching cohort. Components may not sum to total compensation.

Base salary$180,00029 samples
Cash bonus$20,00029 samples
Annual equity$029 samples
Total compensation$260,00029 samples
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Original links are retained. Public source aggregates are distinct from observations.

Published salary aggregates5 benchmark records · refreshed Oct 12, 2026
Employer posting1 benchmark records · refreshed Oct 12, 2026
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2 supported pay benchmarks. Total-compensation benchmarks include components when the same reported group supplies a breakdown. Base-pay benchmarks describe salary or offered wages; stock and bonus may be unavailable. Missing components stay undisclosed.

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This coverage was last refreshed Oct 12, 2026. Each row shows its own measurement period. A collection date can differ from the year when compensation was earned or a wage was offered.

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Public pay cohorts need at least five samples. Counts can overlap, so they are not added together into a worker total. Coverage reflects available records and does not represent every employer or employee. Read the methodology.