Hiring index from company career sites

Open roles counted directly from company career pages, by European country and hiring system, refreshed daily. Counts only, no job rows.

Open roles counted straight from companies' own career pages - not from a job board. Snapshot of ; page generated . Counts only: no job rows, no company listings, no personal data.

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Europe by country

CountryOpen roles Companies RemoteSalary shown
France 25,035 501 3% 1%
Germany 16,757 634 7% 3%
United Kingdom 16,597 1,069 8% 6%
Netherlands 5,880 420 6% 27%
Spain 4,743 346 17% 3%
Poland 3,437 299 27% 2%
Sweden 3,343 294 6% 1%
Portugal 2,977 179 17% 2%
Greece 2,415 147 6% 0%
Austria 2,337 153 7% 6%
Belgium 2,224 209 8% 1%
Italy 2,195 211 14% 5%
Switzerland 1,617 178 9% 2%
Ireland 1,531 149 14% 4%
Norway 1,317 135 2% 0%
Romania 1,143 137 24% 0%
Denmark 953 123 7% 2%
Hungary 934 85 8% 0%
Czechia 694 109 16% 1%
Finland 582 95 9% 3%

Which system companies hire on

Applicant tracking systemOpen roles
smartrecruiters151,525
greenhouse121,330
workable49,321
ashby37,661
teamtailor12,491
personio10,850
recruitee8,547
lever2,389

Method, and what this is not

Every count comes from one daily pass over the career sites themselves, which is the point: board-based hiring figures see only what someone paid to list. The trade-off is coverage - this is 394,114 roles across the boards we know, of which 96,711 carry a European country, not a census of European hiring. The snapshot skews toward companies that use a hosted applicant tracking system, and toward the United States, which is where most of those companies are. There is deliberately no "new this week" column: the snapshot itself is young, so every row still looks new, and a number that says so would be false. It returns once the series is old enough to mean something. Country comes from the posting's own field; roles that do not publish one are counted in the system table and left out of the country table. Treat these as directional, not official.

Cite this: Lowland Data, "Open roles counted from company career sites", snapshot , https://lowlanddata.com/data/hiring-index/. Free to reuse with attribution; the JSON beside this page carries the same numbers.