Where do the jobs come from?

Straight from the official careers pages of tech companies. Every listing links to the original posting, and you apply on the employer's own site.

How often is the site updated?

Every hour. New roles are added. A role the company has closed keeps its page at the same address, marked as closed, and leaves the lists of open jobs.

Yes. Searching, saving jobs, tracking your applications and applying are free. A paid Plus plan with email alerts and AI resume tools is on the way; no job will be held back for it.

Do I need an account?

No. Saved jobs, application statuses and saved searches are kept in your browser.

Where the employer publishes a range, we show it, let you filter and sort by it, and use it for the salary pages.

Tech Jobs — 45,510 open roles at 768 companies

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All 165 kinds of work

Software development9,782

Writing the programs behind websites, apps, games and devices.

AI and machine learning2,937

Building programs that learn from data, and putting them to work.

Data and analytics2,228

Collecting data and turning it into answers.

Cloud, DevOps and IT2,967

Keeping servers, networks and office technology running.

Security1,489

Protecting systems, buildings and users from attacks and fraud.

Product and project management3,644

Deciding what gets built and making sure it ships.

Design and creative743

How products, brands and videos look and read.

Marketing and communications2,231

Making a product known and bringing customers in.

Sales and business development9,531

Finding customers and partners and closing deals.

Customer service and support2,314

Helping customers after they have bought.

Accounting and finance2,972

Keeping the books, planning the money and managing risk.

Legal and compliance1,932

Contracts, regulators and the rules a company must follow.

HR and recruiting1,578

Hiring people and looking after them once they are in.

Operations and administration3,569

Keeping the business and the office running.

Hardware and engineering5,039

Designing and building physical things: chips, machines, vehicles, rockets.

Writing, editing and translation717

Explaining things in words, in one language or several.

Science and healthcare1,524

Laboratory research and work with patients.

Education and training563

Teaching people, in classrooms, online or at work.

Retail, food and facilities2,317

Shops, kitchens, buildings and the people who run them.

Jobs by language1,426

Work that needs a second language besides English.

Crypto and web3898

Blockchains, trading and the companies built on them.

Leadership4,009

Running a company, a department or a team.

Internships and first jobs3,767

Placements during studies and jobs that need little or no experience.

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Where the jobs areOpen jobs in the ten largest fields. A job can count in two fields.

Software development9,782 Sales and business development9,531 Hardware and engineering5,039 Leadership4,009 Internships and first jobs3,767 Product and project management3,644 Operations and administration3,569 Accounting and finance2,972 Cloud, DevOps and IT2,967 AI and machine learning2,937

What the postings pay19,578 postings state a yearly range in US dollars. The middle of the range is most often here; the green column holds the median, $191K.

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Three numbers about today’s jobsOut of 45,510 open jobs.

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New jobs, day by dayOpen jobs by the day the employer posted them, last 14 days. The numbers under the columns are days of the month.

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What every listing tells you

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1Pay, when the employer states it. When it does not, you see what similar roles advertise.
2Where “remote” applies. The countries the posting accepts, not just the word.
3Years of experience asked. An “entry-level” title that wants five years stands out.

Product ManagerFigure Lending · Remote; San Francisco, CA1Salary$114K - $160KMedian for Product roles: $225K2WorkplaceRemote, United States3Experience asked2+ years4Open for1 day5Last checkedNov 14, 20266SourceFigure Lending’s own posting on GreenhouseApply on company site

4How long it has been open. A posting older than 90 days is flagged.
5When we last checked it against the employer’s own page.
6Where it came from. Always the employer’s posting, never another job board.

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Common questions

Short answers about where the jobs come from and how to use the site.

Where do the jobs come from?: Straight from the official careers pages of tech companies. Every listing links to the original posting, and you apply on the employer's own site.
How often is the site updated?: Every hour. New roles are added. A role the company has closed keeps its page at the same address, marked as closed, and leaves the lists of open jobs.
Is it free?: Yes. Searching, saving jobs, tracking your applications and applying are free. A paid Plus plan with email alerts and AI resume tools is on the way; no job will be held back for it.
Do I need an account?: No. Saved jobs, application statuses and saved searches are kept in your browser.
Can I see salaries?: Where the employer publishes a range, we show it, let you filter and sort by it, and use it for the salary pages.

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