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JobMinglr inventory report

Where the Jobs Are: Remote, Hybrid and On-site Hiring Right Now

187,915 roles are open on JobMinglr right now. 11.9% of them are fully remote, 22,383 jobs. Counted just now, straight from the board.

Remote, hybrid and on-site

Every open role carries one of three work arrangements, so these three numbers account for the whole board with nothing left over.

Work arrangement — counts out of 187,915 live jobs
Work arrangementOpen jobsShare
On-site163,29386.9%
Remote22,38311.9%
Hybrid2,2371.2%

How the work is contracted

Employment type as the employer stated it. Unlike the split above, these do not sum to the whole board: a posting that names no type is counted in none of them.

Employment type — counts out of 187,915 live jobs
Employment typeOpen jobsShare
Full-time30,06816.0%
Contract19,48910.4%
Part-time12,9106.9%
Internship5,0652.7%

The metros hiring most

Open roles by city, for the metros JobMinglr keeps a page for. Each row opens that city's live listings.

Metro area — counts out of 187,915 live jobs
Metro areaOpen jobsShare
New York, NY7,9894.3%
London, UK4,8512.6%
San Francisco, CA3,8232.0%
Chicago, IL2,2821.2%
Los Angeles, CA2,2441.2%
Bengaluru, India2,2211.2%
Austin, TX1,8311.0%
Boston, MA1,8091.0%
Washington, DC1,6640.9%
Atlanta, GA1,3050.7%
Dallas, TX1,2800.7%
Toronto, Canada1,2240.7%
Phoenix, AZ1,1340.6%
Denver, CO1,0020.5%
Seattle, WA9470.5%
Amsterdam, Netherlands9090.5%
Charlotte, NC8790.5%
Houston, TX8570.5%
San Jose, CA8140.4%
Berlin, Germany8030.4%
Sydney, Australia6460.3%
San Diego, CA6000.3%
Dublin, Ireland5860.3%
Las Vegas, NV5190.3%
Columbus, OH5180.3%

How this was counted

Each figure is a direct count of live postings on JobMinglr, taken with a filter and no search term: a search term returns a ranked sample rather than a total, and a sample is not a count. Jobs an employer has closed or removed are excluded.

Rows under 25 jobs are left out rather than shown small. A number that low says more about the sample than about the place, and printing it invites a conclusion it cannot support.

Figures were read just now and refresh at most every six hours. Nothing here is projected, averaged across time, or carried over from an earlier run.