Tech Index
The technology companies that JobYap tracks.
The Tech Index is JobYap's selected list of technology companies, the ones whose hiring we track from the source. A name is added only when we start tracking its official careers site: after we have judged that the company belongs in a serious picture of tech hiring, and that we can follow its openings continuously, not through a job board.
We look for companies that build, run, or fund technology at a meaningful scale: software and AI, chips and infrastructure, markets, vehicles, and the tools around them. There is no application and no fee. Placement is not for sale, and the list is not a ranking. Order is the day we began tracking each company. New names join at the top.
August 2026
- 232
BloombergFinancial data and news - 231
Electronic ArtsVideo games - 230
TSMCSemiconductor foundry - 229
TeslaElectric cars and energy - 228
SiemensIndustrial technology - 227
SynopsysChip design software - 226
LenovoPCs and servers - 225
Jack HenryCommunity bank software - 224
BMC SoftwareEnterprise IT software - 223
XeroxPrint and document services - 222
ViasatSatellite communications - 221
Susquehanna International GroupTrading and market making - 220
RivianElectric vehicles - 219
SASAnalytics software - 218
McAfeeConsumer cybersecurity - 217
Keysight TechnologiesElectronic test equipment - 216
HERE TechnologiesMaps and location - 215
GarminGPS and wearables - 214
GitHubCode hosting - 213
DocusignElectronic agreements - 212
ArmChip architecture - 211
AMDCPUs and GPUs - 210
AtlassianDeveloper collaboration tools - 209
UnityGame engine - 208
Samsung ElectronicsConsumer electronics and chips - 207
SnapCamera and messaging apps - 206
PlayStationGames and consoles - 205
Palo Alto NetworksCybersecurity - 204
OktaIdentity and access - 203
NeuralinkBrain-computer interfaces - 202
Mistral AIOpen language models - 201
KrakenCryptocurrency exchange - 200
Hudson River TradingAlgorithmic trading - 199
ASMLChip lithography machines - 198
WorkatoEnterprise automation - 197
WriterEnterprise generative AI - 196
UberRide-hailing and delivery - 195
Texas InstrumentsAnalog chips - 194
VerkadaSecurity cameras - 193
VantaSecurity compliance - 192
TenstorrentAI processors - 191
TemporalDurable workflow engine - 190
WayveEmbodied AI for driving - 189
SmartsheetWork management - 188
SandboxAQQuantum and AI software - 187
Red HatEnterprise Linux and open source - 186
Relativity Space3D-printed rockets - 185
Rocket LabSmall satellite launch - 184
RenderCloud application hosting - 183
NXP SemiconductorsAutomotive and IoT chips - 182
NokiaTelecom networks - 181
KLAChip process control - 180
LogitechComputer peripherals - 179
Lucid MotorsElectric cars - 178
KlaviyoMarketing automation - 177
KongAPI gateway - 176
IntercomCustomer messaging - 175
GraphcoreAI processors - 174
IonQQuantum computers - 173
EquinixData centers - 172
Formlabs3D printers - 171
ExaWeb search for AI - 170
FivetranAutomated data pipelines - 169
Expedia GroupOnline travel - 168
FactoryAI software development - 167
FlexportFreight forwarding - 166
GammaAI presentations - 165
CohesityData security and backup - 164
DrataCompliance automation - 163
DeepLMachine translation - 162
CognitionAI software engineer - 161
CelonisProcess mining - 160
BasetenML model inference - 159
ClickUpWork management - 158
BenchlingBiotech R&D software - 157
Applied MaterialsSemiconductor equipment - 156
AkamaiContent delivery and security - 155
AirwallexCross-border payments
July 2026
- 154
OracleEnterprise software and cloud
- 153
CircleUSDC stablecoin - 152
ZoomVideo meetings - 151
xAIAI research and models - 150
ZscalerCloud security - 149
TwilioCommunications APIs - 148
SalesforceCRM - 147
StripePayments infrastructure - 146
SnowflakeCloud data platform - 145
RunwayGenerative video - 144
Stability AIOpen generative models - 143
Scale AIAI data labeling - 142
RedditSocial discussion - 141
MicrosoftSoftware and cloud
- 140
PayPalOnline payments - 139
PineconeVector database - 138
RobinhoodCommission-free brokerage - 137
RobloxUser-created games - 136
RokuStreaming devices and TV - 135
PerplexityAI search - 134
PinterestVisual discovery - 133
NvidiaGPUs and AI chips
- 132
LyftRide-hailing - 131
MongoDBDocument database - 130
NotionWorkspace docs and wikis - 129
GoogleSearch and cloud
- 128
IntelCPUs and foundry - 127
InstacartGrocery delivery - 126
Lambda LabsGPU cloud - 125
HubSpotCRM and marketing - 124
eBayOnline marketplace - 123
DellPCs and enterprise hardware - 122
DatabricksData and AI platform - 121
Figure AIHumanoid robots - 120
DoorDashFood and local delivery - 119
DatadogObservability - 118
DropboxCloud file storage - 117
Epic GamesGames and Unreal Engine - 116
DiscordVoice and chat - 115
FigmaCollaborative design - 114
ElevenLabsAI voice - 113
Capital OneConsumer banking - 112
CrowdStrikeEndpoint security - 111
CoinbaseCryptocurrency exchange - 110
CohereEnterprise language models - 109
CoreWeaveGPU cloud - 108
CerebrasWafer-scale AI chips - 107
AppleConsumer electronics
- 106
AmazonE-commerce and cloud
- 105
Amazon Web ServicesCloud infrastructure
- 104
AdobeCreative software - 103
AirbnbHome and experience bookings - 102
BlockPayments and financial tools - 101
MetaSocial apps and AI
- 100
WorkdayHR and finance software - 99
VisaCard payments - 98
Warner Bros. DiscoveryFilm, TV, and streaming - 97
ZillowHome listings - 96
ZapierApp automation - 95
TwitchLive game streaming - 94
VercelFrontend cloud - 93
World LabsSpatial intelligence - 92
WaymoRobotaxis - 91
Together AIOpen-source AI inference - 90
SpaceXRockets and satellites - 89
ToastRestaurant software - 88
SentryError monitoring - 87
Take-Two InteractiveVideo games - 86
SupabaseOpen-source backend - 85
ScopelyMobile games - 84
SambaNovaEnterprise AI systems - 83
SunoAI music - 82
SoFiConsumer finance - 81
Thinking Machines LabAI research - 80
SamsaraConnected operations - 79
SynthesiaAI video avatars - 78
SquarespaceWebsite builder - 77
SierraConversational AI - 76
Riot GamesVideo games - 75
RippleCross-border crypto payments - 74
Physical IntelligenceRobot foundation models - 73
PlaidBank account connectivity - 72
PostmanAPI development - 71
Point72Hedge fund - 70
Reflection AIAutonomous coding agents - 69
PatreonCreator memberships - 68
Pure StorageFlash storage - 67
RampCorporate spend - 66
ReplitBrowser IDE - 65
MicronMemory and storage chips - 64
MastercardCard payments - 63
NintendoVideo games and consoles - 62
LovableAI app builder - 61
OpenEvidenceMedical AI - 60
Old Mission CapitalElectronic market making - 59
LlamaIndexLLM data framework - 58
OptiverMarket making - 57
MiroVisual collaboration - 56
NubankDigital banking - 55
MidjourneyAI image generation - 54
ModalServerless compute - 53
NuroAutonomous delivery vehicles - 52
Hewlett Packard EnterpriseEnterprise computing - 51
HPPCs and printers - 50
GlobalFoundriesSemiconductor foundry - 49
GitLabDevOps platform - 48
IMC TradingMarket making - 47
JetBrainsDeveloper tools - 46
Jane StreetQuantitative trading - 45
GleanEnterprise search - 44
Grafana LabsObservability - 43
Jump TradingQuantitative trading - 42
GeminiCryptocurrency exchange - 41
HarveyLegal AI - 40
LinearIssue tracking - 39
GustoPayroll and HR - 38
LangChainLLM application framework - 37
DecagonAI customer support - 36
DuolingoLanguage learning - 35
EtchedAI inference chips - 34
DRWProprietary trading - 33
FastlyEdge cloud - 32
Fireworks AIAI inference - 31
FaireWholesale marketplace - 30
DockerContainer platform - 29
Five RingsProprietary trading - 28
CiscoNetworking and security - 27
CadenceChip design software - 26
BroadcomSemiconductors and infrastructure software - 25
ClouderaData platform - 24
Boston DynamicsMobile robots - 23
ClickHouseAnalytical database - 22
BrazeCustomer engagement - 21
BrexCorporate cards and spend - 20
CursorAI code editor - 19
ChimeOnline banking - 18
CloudflareInternet security and performance - 17
Cockroach LabsDistributed SQL database - 16
ConfluentData streaming - 15
Analog DevicesAnalog and mixed-signal chips - 14
AutodeskDesign and engineering software - 13
AnthropicAI research and models - 12
AsanaWork management - 11
AuroraSelf-driving trucks - 10
AffirmBuy now, pay later - 9
Akuna CapitalOptions market making - 8
1PasswordPassword manager - 7
AbridgeClinical conversation AI - 6
1XHumanoid robots - 5
AdyenPayments platform - 4
AirtableCollaborative databases - 3
AmplitudeProduct analytics - 2
Abnormal AIEmail security - 1
OpenAIAI research and models
Not seen yet
ActivisionVideo games
Allegro MicroSystemsPower and sensing chips
AlteryxData analytics
AmadeusTravel technology
Axcelis TechnologiesIon implantation equipment
Axiom SpaceCommercial space stations
BroadridgeFinancial operations technology
CalixBroadband access platforms
CienaOptical networking
CME GroupDerivatives exchange
DarktraceCybersecurity AI
Duck Creek TechnologiesInsurance software
EntegrisSemiconductor materials
EtsyHandmade and vintage marketplace
F5Application delivery and security
FactSetFinancial data and analytics
FinastraFinancial software
FISBanking and payments software
FiservMerchant payments and banking
FormFactorSemiconductor test equipment
GenesysContact center software
GuidewireInsurance software
LSEGMarket data and infrastructure
LumentumOptical components
MarvellData infrastructure chips
Microchip TechnologyMicrocontrollers
MKS InstrumentsSemiconductor process equipment
Monolithic Power SystemsPower management chips
NasdaqStock exchange
NCR VoyixRetail and restaurant systems
NetflixStreaming video
Onto InnovationChip process control
PricelineOnline travel
ProofpointEmail security
PTCProduct lifecycle software
QualysVulnerability management
RazerGaming hardware
RingCentralCloud communications
Rockwell AutomationIndustrial automation
SabreTravel technology
SailPointIdentity governance
SemtechAnalog and connectivity chips
SiFiveRISC-V chips
Silicon LabsIoT chips
SonosWireless speakers
SS&C TechnologiesFinancial software
TemenosCore banking software
Thomson ReutersLegal and financial information
TrellixCybersecurity
Trend MicroCybersecurity
Two SigmaQuantitative investing
WolfspeedSilicon carbide chips
WorkivaCompliance reporting
YahooNews and finance portal
ZendeskCustomer service
Questions about the Tech Index
What is the JobYap Tech Index?
The JobYap Tech Index is a selected list of technology companies whose hiring JobYap tracks from each company's official careers site. It is not a ranking of the best companies, and placement is not for sale.
What companies does JobYap track?
JobYap tracks 287 technology companies on the Tech Index, from software and AI to chips, infrastructure, markets, and vehicles. Every name on this page is a company whose official careers site we follow.
How many tech companies are on the JobYap Tech Index?
The JobYap Tech Index currently lists 287 technology companies. The count grows when we start tracking a new careers site.
Is JobYap a job board?
JobYap is a job board that lists openings taken from company careers sites and attaches a public discussion thread to every posting. The Tech Index is the list of companies those listings come from.
Where does JobYap get its job listings?
JobYap reads each company's official careers site and keeps the feed in step as postings appear and disappear. Listings are not bought from recruiters or copied from LinkedIn, Indeed, or other job boards.
Does JobYap take jobs from LinkedIn or Indeed?
No. JobYap does not take listings from LinkedIn, Indeed, or other job boards. Every opening on JobYap comes from a company careers site we have chosen to track.
Are JobYap job listings official?
Yes. Each listing is taken from the company's own careers site, the same source a candidate would use to apply. When a posting leaves that site, JobYap marks it closed.
How does a company get added to the Tech Index?
JobYap adds a company when we start tracking its official careers site, after deciding it belongs in a serious picture of tech hiring. There is no application form and no fee.
Can my company apply to be listed on JobYap?
No. Companies do not apply and cannot pay to join the Tech Index. JobYap chooses which careers sites to track.
Does JobYap charge companies to be listed?
No. Placement on the JobYap Tech Index is not for sale. Nobody pays to be added, ranked, or featured.
Is the JobYap Tech Index a ranking?
No. The Tech Index is not a ranking of prestige, valuation, or hiring volume. It is ordered by the day JobYap began tracking each company, latest first.
How is the Tech Index ordered?
Latest first: the day JobYap began tracking that company, the same date as “tracked since” on the company page. New names join at the top.
What kinds of companies are on the Tech Index?
Companies that build, run, or fund technology at a meaningful scale: software and AI, semiconductors and infrastructure, markets, vehicles, and the tools around them. Consumer apps, labs, exchanges, and manufacturers all appear if we track their careers site.
Does the Tech Index include startups and large tech companies?
Yes. The JobYap Tech Index includes both well-known firms and smaller companies, as long as we have chosen to track the official careers site and can follow its openings continuously.
Are all tech companies on the JobYap Tech Index?
No. The Tech Index is selected, not exhaustive. A company is listed only after JobYap starts tracking its careers site. Absence from the list does not mean a company is not hiring.
Why is a company missing from the Tech Index?
JobYap has not started tracking that careers site yet, or we have judged it outside the index. Missing from the list is not a judgment of the company as an employer.
What does “tracked since” mean on JobYap?
“Tracked since” is the day JobYap first ingested a posting from that company. It is the inclusion date used to order the Tech Index, not the company’s founding date and not the day a given job was published.
Which company did JobYap start tracking first?
OpenAI is the earliest name on the JobYap Tech Index, the first company we began tracking.
What is the newest company on the JobYap Tech Index?
Bloomberg is the latest addition to the JobYap Tech Index, the most recent company we began tracking.
How do I find jobs at companies on the Tech Index?
Open a company name for its hiring page, or follow the open-jobs count into the JobYap feed filtered to that company. You can also search the live feed by title, location, and work mode.
How do I see open jobs for a company JobYap tracks?
Each Tech Index row links the company name to its JobYap company page and the openings count to a filtered job feed. Company pages also show hiring trends, salaries when published, and locations.
Can I filter JobYap jobs by company?
Yes. The job feed accepts company filters, and each Tech Index openings count opens the feed already filtered to that company.
Does JobYap have remote tech jobs?
Yes. When a company advertises a role as remote or hybrid, JobYap keeps that on the listing. Use the feed’s work-mode filter, or open a company page to see how many of its roles are remote.
How often does JobYap update job listings?
JobYap tracks each Tech Index careers site on an ongoing basis. New postings appear as we crawl; jobs that leave the careers site are marked closed. The openings counts on this page are live.
Is the JobYap Tech Index free?
Yes. Anyone can browse the Tech Index, company pages, and the job feed without an account. Signing in is only needed to save jobs or join a discussion.
Does every JobYap job have comments?
Yes. Every posting on JobYap is a discussion thread. Comments stay on the job page even after the listing closes.
How is JobYap different from LinkedIn Jobs?
JobYap lists openings taken directly from company careers sites, not recruiter posts or job-board copies, and every listing has a public comment thread. The Tech Index is the catalog of companies we track that way.
How do I apply for a job at a Tech Index company?
Open the job on JobYap to read the description and discussion, then use the apply link. That link goes to the company’s own application, not a JobYap form.
Order is the day we began tracking each company, the same date as “tracked since” on the company page. Open and removed counts update as we crawl.