The Most Common Job Title in Tech Covers 1% of the Jobs
16,001 open tech roles carry 10,964 distinct job titles, and 10,386 of those titles are used by exactly one company. Three quarters of the market is unreachable by keyword search in principle.
There Are 70 Fully Remote Junior Tech Jobs. One Company Has Half of Them.
Across 817 hiring tech companies there are 70 fully remote junior roles, and 35 belong to one employer. We expected a remote penalty on juniors. The data says the opposite, which is worse.
Everyone Has React and TypeScript. Almost Nobody Has React and Rust.
We read the tech stack off 14,106 open roles. 70% of React roles also name TypeScript, so that pair stopped being a signal. Only 65 name Rust. The market hires clusters, not skills.
You Can't Vibe Code Infrastructure. The Job Market Agrees.
You can't vibe code infrastructure. AWS is named in 1 of 4 open tech roles, Kubernetes in 1 of 5. Why infra is the skill the market is actually hiring for in 2026.
Who's Actually Hiring AI Engineers in 2026
890 of 1,077 tech companies call themselves "AI." Only 337 run a real machine-learning stack. Here's who's actually hiring AI engineers in 2026.
Where Junior Developers Actually Get Hired in 2026
We counted every open role across 1,061 tech companies. Just 4.6% are junior. Here are the 220 companies actually hiring entry-level developers, and how to find them.
427 Remote Companies Using TypeScript in 2026
427 companies on Remoet ship TypeScript in production. 81% pair it with React. 81% also pair it with Python, identical count. The label is so common it's noise. Here's the cluster framework.
Ghost Jobs: 30% of What You're Applying to Doesn't Exist
Nearly 1 in 3 job postings are ghost jobs that were never meant to be filled. Here's the data on why companies do it and how to stop wasting your time on fake listings.
AI Agent Job Search: From Profile to Pipeline in One Conversation
Search the open job board, star the companies worth hearing from, and keep every role on file, from one conversation with Claude, Cursor or Codex.
