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102 companies, 718 technologies, 22% remote. The full mid-2026 snapshot of the tech job market — from FAANG to Israeli cybersecurity.
"5+ years of C++ — a must. TS/React — an advantage." The wording of a posting tells you exactly where you stand. We now parse it automatically.
The newest skill combinations in the market pair AI with Verilog, ASIC, DFT, and firmware. Chip teams are hiring AI engineers — not the other way around.
AWS, Azure, and GCP now appear together in the same postings. 77 AI-ops roles and 57 DevOps roles demand all three at once.
2,054 of 3,383 live vacancies in our catalog mention AI. We looked at what hides behind that number — and what it means for your next role.
React anchors 171 roles; TypeScript out-mentions it at 199. Frontend is not shrinking — it is splitting into three distinct, higher-bar profiles.
Python 806, C 389, TypeScript 199, C++ 194, Go 154, Rust 65. We ranked languages by live vacancy demand — and what the ranking does not tell you.
22% of the roles we track are remote-friendly — and flat. Remote is neither the future nor dead. It settled. Here is where it actually concentrates.
SQL out-mentions React and Kubernetes at 411. Under every AI team is a data team — and the modern data stack is hiring at a scale that rivals AI itself.
Kubernetes 393, CI/CD 397. 'DevOps engineer' is quietly being replaced by a bigger, better-paid title — and the skills that get you there are learnable.