United States
87,312 open positions · 861 companies hiring · tracked since Jul 2026
United States currently has 87,312 open positions that JobYap tracks continuously from company careers sites, across 861 companies, with the most roles in New York, San Francisco and Austin. Over the last 30 days it added 38,689 new postings and removed 40,731, a net decrease of 2,042. The 70,475 postings priced in USD average about 175k a year.
New York (11,351) • San Francisco (10,064) • Austin (6,477) • Seattle (6,289) • Santa Clara (3,781) • San Jose (2,797) • Chicago (2,629) • Sunnyvale (2,527) • Redmond (2,152)
- ≤ 1 week8,598
- 1 - 2 weeks7,707
- 2 - 4 weeks15,034
- 1 - 2 months20,615
- 2 - 3 months12,174
- 3 - 6 months15,079
- 6 - 12 months5,998
- 1+ years2,107
- 0 - 200k46,831
- 200k - 400k23,013
- 400k - 600k530
- 600k - 800k88
- 800k - 1M10
- 1M - 1.2M2
- 1.2M - 1.4M1
- Amazon7,234
- Amazon Web Services4,737
- Apple3,463
- Tesla3,257
- SpaceX2,895
- Oracle2,108
- Capital One1,867
- Google1,757
- Carvana1,681
- Other · 852 companies58,313
Open Positions at United States
Hiring in United States: Common Questions
Who is hiring in the United States right now?
861 companies are hiring in the United States right now, led by Amazon, Amazon Web Services and Apple. JobYap tracks 87,312 open positions there in total, all taken live from official company careers sites.
Which company has the most job openings in the United States?
Amazon leads hiring in the United States on JobYap with 7,234 open positions, followed by Amazon Web Services (4,737) and Apple (3,463).
How many job openings are there in the United States?
As of November 2026, JobYap lists 87,312 open positions in the United States across 861 companies, all collected directly from official company careers sites.
Which cities in the United States have the most job openings?
Within the United States, the most job openings on JobYap are in New York (11,351), San Francisco (10,064) and Austin (6,477).
Are there remote jobs in the United States?
Yes. 9,772 of the 87,312 open positions in the United States are advertised as fully remote on JobYap, and 4,059 more as hybrid.
How much do jobs in the United States pay?
Advertised salaries in the United States average about 175k USD a year, based on the 70,475 of 87,312 open positions that publish a range in USD on JobYap.
Is hiring in the United States growing or slowing?
Slowing. Over the last 30 days 38,689 new postings appeared in the United States while 40,731 were removed, a net loss of 2,042 in JobYap's tracking.
Are the job listings in the United States still open?
Yes. JobYap constantly updates from the careers site of every company on the JobYap Tech Index, the primary source, and delists postings that disappear, so stale or ghost listings are filtered out. 31,339 of the 87,312 open positions in the United States were posted within the last 30 days, 8,598 of those within the last week.
How do I find a job in the United States?
Browse the live openings on this page or open JobYap's job feed filtered to the United States. Every posting on JobYap links to the employer's official application page, shows salary data when the employer publishes it, and carries an open discussion thread for questions about the role.
Where does this United States hiring data come from?
From the official careers sites of the companies hiring in the United States, which JobYap (jobyap.com) keeps constantly updated from the primary source. Openings, salaries, locations and work modes are extracted from the postings themselves; JobYap's tracking of the United States goes back to July 2026.
Open-position counts are reconstructed from when each listing was seen on the company's careers site: a job counts as open from its publish date (or first sighting) until it was last confirmed, so a posting that briefly disappears and returns reads as continuously open. Added counts postings published during the period; Removed counts postings that disappeared from the company's careers site, as detected on the next update. Tracked companies are listed on the JobYap Tech Index.

















