Company trend ranking
Bars compare job-posting counts. Each row also shows change, share, salary, experience and regional mix.
US frontier AI hiring intelligence
A reconciled view of published AI job activity, pay evidence, experience requirements and job-function movement across frontier companies.
This page shows which sources were actually checked, every row returned, every exclusion, every exact-ID overlap and the final unique US requisitions kept. It describes data collection, not confirmed hiring.
| Source | Company | Query hits | Repeated across queries | Outside named AI org | Outside US | Could not verify | Current US jobs | Checked | Evidence |
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| Archive source | Company | Rows captured | Repeated in archive | Outside US | Same ID live | Could not verify | Historical-only added | Capture date | Evidence |
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| Source | Company | Type | Status | What happened in this snapshot | Jobs counted |
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What this shows: Availability of fields used in calculations. How calculated: Coverage = jobs with an employer-published value divided by all loaded jobs under the selected company and source filters.
What this shows: Why some companies have archive history and others do not. “Candidate lower-bound found” means official archived detail pages exist, but they are not a complete company-wide record and are therefore not yet used in trends. Zero added jobs means “not imported,” not “the company had no jobs.”
| Company | Status | Source checked | Historical-only jobs added | Reason or next step |
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This page counts confirmed US jobs published by the selected companies. Choose which jobs to include, a date window and a comparison. The same selected jobs are used in every chart and table.
Regular tracking means jobs found during scheduled checks of company career pages. Verified archive history means older jobs recovered from web archives and checked for company, title, US location and posting date.
Bars compare job-posting counts. Each row also shows change, share, salary, experience and regional mix.
Top six functions under the selected ranking. Each row also shows change, share, salary, experience and the leading company.
Each pair of bars counts jobs published in one equal slice of time. Color shows company; solid is the current dates and pale is the comparison dates. The number above each bar is the job count.
Each company has two bars: solid for the current dates and pale for the comparison dates. The number beside a bar is the confirmed job count.
Each bar counts jobs in that region and is split by company. The label shows the job count and its percentage of all selected US jobs. Multi-location requisitions are counted once using the primary US location retained.
Each bar counts jobs in that type of work and is split by company. Solid is the current dates; pale is the comparison dates.
| Company | AI organizations counted | Current | Previous | Change | % of current jobs | CA | NY | Rest of US | Average published salary | Jobs with salary | Avg required experience |
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| Region | Current | Previous | Change | % of current jobs | Average published salary | Jobs with salary | Avg required experience | Jobs with experience |
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| Job function | Current | Previous | Change | % of current jobs | Company with most jobs | Average published salary | Jobs with salary | Avg required experience | Jobs with experience |
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| Skill in job title | Current jobs | Previous jobs | Change | % of current jobs | Average published salary | Jobs with salary |
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