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Tech Job Market Report: August 2026

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Tech Job Market Report: August 2026

A snapshot of what's open across the 1,121 companies we track on remoet.dev. 820 of them are hiring right now. The rest are quiet this month.

16,274 active job openings. That total counts raw postings, not the collapsed roles the board at remoet.dev/jobs shows, so it runs above what a visitor sees there. Here's how the postings break down.

Where the work is

Location policyJobsShare
Fully remote3,39621%
Remote, region-restricted3,32320%
Hybrid5,69335%
Onsite3,84724%
Unspecified150%

Almost every posting now declares a location policy. The unspecified bucket is down to 15 postings, which is why it rounds to zero.

Top 15 companies by open postings

Ranked by raw postings rather than collapsed roles, so a company that publishes one role once per location ranks far above its actual hiring. Speechify is the clearest case: it tops this list on postings, and when we re-measured on 2026-09-17 its collapsed role count was 15.

  1. Speechify, 1,475 postings

  2. Anduril Industries, 994 postings

  3. Databricks, 509 postings

  4. OpenAI, 385 postings

  5. Relativity, 221 postings

  6. Snowflake, 208 postings

  7. Airwallex, 198 postings

  8. Anthropic, 189 postings

  9. MongoDB, 189 postings

  10. Stripe, 177 postings

  11. Canonical, 170 postings

  12. Zscaler, 156 postings

  13. Roblox, 145 postings

  14. Nebius, 143 postings

  15. Datadog, 138 postings

What pays

Salary bands across roles that mention each tech, drawn from postings with disclosed USD comp. Caveat: postings with public salary skew toward US states with pay-transparency laws (CA, CO, NY, WA), so absolute levels run high. Filtered to techs with at least 50 postings.

TechAvg lowAvg highPostings
gpu$227k$356k52
cuda$222k$329k86
ml$210k$293k85
machine learning$208k$301k219
pytorch$201k$306k268
llm$199k$279k277
buildkite$196k$267k72
tensorflow$194k$289k139
ray$193k$265k59
flink$192k$266k98

Experience level

586 active postings tag themselves as junior-level. That's about 3.6% of the total. The split: 10,114 senior, 5,559 mid, 586 junior. If you're in your first three years, treat the junior subset as your working set and sort by company-stack match before applying.

Most common benefits

Counted by distinct companies offering each benefit on at least one active posting. Free-text benefit fields get noisy fast, and only about half of postings list any benefits at all.

  1. equity, 223 companies

  2. professional development, 102 companies

  3. health insurance, 95 companies

  4. competitive salary, 95 companies

  5. dental insurance, 90 companies

  6. parental leave, 89 companies

  7. vision insurance, 80 companies

  8. paid parental leave, 73 companies

  9. life insurance, 69 companies

  10. paid time off, 61 companies

Methodology

Data is pulled from 1,121 company career pages, scraped and enriched daily. Active-job counts are point-in-time as of report generation, and every count in this report is raw postings rather than the collapsed roles the board shows. Salary numbers reflect only postings that publish compensation, which biases toward US pay-transparency jurisdictions.

Coverage is still expanding as we onboard new sources, so month-over-month job totals look inflated. Treat absolute numbers as current snapshots, not as growth signals, until coverage stabilizes.


Generated automatically on the 1st of each month. Want this data inside your AI agent? Connect via MCP at remoet.dev.

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