AWS
1532 postings · 343 employers
22.1%
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6941 active, processed postings · 617 employers
Kubernetes
1513 postings · 273 employers
21.8%
of this sampleSQL
1484 postings · 304 employers
21.4%
of this sampleGo
1416 postings · 247 employers
20.4%
of this sampleC++
1148 postings · 153 employers
16.5%
of this sampleTypeScript
1046 postings · 308 employers
15.1%
of this sampleJava
911 postings · 173 employers
13.1%
of this sampleGCP
814 postings · 189 employers
11.7%
of this sampleTerraform
744 postings · 218 employers
10.7%
of this sampleLinux
722 postings · 122 employers
10.4%
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What these numbers mean
We count active postings processed by Joblaze from the career pages it tracks. Each posting must mention all your selected skills and match every selected filter. A skill’s share is the number of matching postings mentioning that skill divided by all postings in your sample. A posting counts once per skill, even when it uses two recognised names for that skill; percentages across skills do not add up to 100%.
We combine a small reviewed set of aliases, including AWS / Amazon Web Services and Kafka / Apache Kafka. Separate postings for the same role may still exist. Unknown country or seniority is included only when that filter is set to “All”. Posting country does not establish where a remote applicant is eligible to work.
Results are ranked by posting count, then employer count. Minimum samples reduce noise but do not remove employer concentration or coverage bias. These are skill mentions, not necessarily mandatory requirements, a complete picture of the market, or a promise that learning a skill will secure a job or higher pay.
Most recent source observation in this sample: 26 Oct 2026, 00:00 UTC. This is not the verification date of every posting.