Based on listings from the past year, Christian tech and tech-adjacent roles in Missouri typically range from varies by role, with a median around varies by role. specialized skills roles tend to earn the most in recent listings, with top salaries reaching varies.
The most requested skills in Christian tech listings in Missouri include AI, .NET, SQL, AWS, and Information Technology. Roughly 83% of listings in the past year offer hybrid or flexible work arrangements, and Missouri's central location makes it easy to connect with Christian employers across the country.
Over the past year, 4 organizations have posted 6 Christian tech and tech-adjacent jobs for Christian workers on Christian Tech Jobs in this area, including GO Project, Joyce Meyer Ministries, Cass Information Systems, and Augustine Institute. Benefits commonly offered include 401(k), Medical Insurance, and Paid Time Off.
Kansas City (including the Overland Park suburbs on the Kansas side) and St. Louis are Missouri's two largest faith-based tech hiring markets. Springfield stands out as a nationally significant hub for Assemblies of God and Pentecostal ministry organizations. Columbia and Jefferson City round out the state's other active markets.
Roughly 83% of listings in the past year offer hybrid or flexible work arrangements. Missouri's national ministry presence — especially in Springfield — means remote faith-based roles are frequently posted by Missouri-headquartered organizations.
FaithTech runs local chapters in Missouri in Kansas City. They host meetups, hack nights, and faith-and-tech conversations for Christians working in technology. FaithTech is the largest global network of Christians in tech, with chapters across the US and worldwide. Cities without a local chapter can join the online community.
Job counts reflect roles posted with this specific location. Many companies also hire remotely. Visit their company page or browse remote Christian jobs for the full picture.
