Hiring history from company career sites

Open roles per company per day, read from employers' own career pages rather than job boards.

47days recorded
8,871companies
387,350open roles
8hiring systems
2026-09-19collecting since

Daily, 05:30 UTC · 8,871 companies and 387,350 open roles a day

The case

Why this cannot be bought later

A career site shows only what is open now. Yesterday's counts are gone the moment the page refreshes, so "this company went from zero to five open engineering roles this month" is unanswerable unless somebody kept the days. Boards see only what an employer paid to list; career sites see everything.

Contents

What the series holds

SourcesAbout 8,600 company career sites on eight applicant tracking systems: Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, SmartRecruiters, Workable, Personio, Recruitee and Teamtailor.
Per company per dayOpen role count, the system the company hires on, its main country, how many roles publish a salary and how many are remote.
DerivedStarted hiring, stopped hiring, net change week over week, and time-to-fill from how long a role stands.
Shape

What a row looks like

6 of the 7 columns, from the 2026-11-04 file. Counts per company per day. No job titles, no descriptions, no URLs, nothing about a person.

FieldExample value
companyName0g
systemashby
countrySG
openRoles9
withSalary0
remoteRoles6
Honest limits

What it cannot tell you

Counts only - no job titles, no descriptions, no URLs, and nothing about a person. Coverage skews to companies using a hosted applicant tracking system, and to the United States, which is where most of those are.

Interested in this series? It is not on sale yet - it is being accumulated, and it gets more useful every night. If it is the shape of something you need, say what you would want from it and when: contact@lowlanddata.com. The tools that produce it are in the catalogue and run on demand today.

Page generated 2026-11-04 05:47 UTC. Every figure on this page is read from the series itself at build time, so it cannot drift from what is on disk.