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Fastest-growing employers

A "hottest companies" list built from something we can actually measure: net roles added, from our own crawl of company career pages. Not valuation, not funding — advertised demand, which is the number that matters when you are the one job-hunting.

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Employers with net growth

20

over the observed window

Status: Healthy

Roles opened

1,250

across tracked employers

Roles closed

1,074

filled or withdrawn

Observation days

3

clean, ingestion excluded

Net adding the most roles

New listings minus closed listings, over the observed window. At least 4 recorded events per employer, so the list reflects real movement rather than single postings.

  1. Fivetran+60
  2. Elastic+35
  3. OpenAI+22
  4. Agoda+22
  5. Twilio+16
  6. Freshworks+14
  7. ElevenLabs+14
  8. GitLab+14
  9. Coinbase+13
  10. Harvey+12
  11. Databricks+10
  12. Razorpay+10

The full ranking

# Employer Opened Closed Net Open now
1 Fivetran 69 9 +60 194
2 Elastic 55 20 +35 202
3 OpenAI 61 39 +22 750
4 Agoda 51 29 +22 271
5 Twilio 37 21 +16 174
6 Freshworks 36 22 +14 133
7 ElevenLabs 34 20 +14 214
8 GitLab 31 17 +14 187
9 Coinbase 17 4 +13 161
10 Harvey 38 26 +12 332
11 Databricks 45 35 +10 780
12 Razorpay 16 6 +10 27
13 MongoDB 45 37 +8 381
14 Kapture CX 9 1 +8 38
15 Toast 45 38 +7 300
16 Netskope 13 8 +5 135
17 Nagarro 47 43 +4 320
18 Samsara 28 24 +4 311
19 Figma 12 8 +4 176
20 Sutherland 30 27 +3 306

Net removing roles

Closures outpaced openings here over the window. This is usually roles being filled, not a pullback — it is not a layoff signal. See the layoffs tracker for that.

  1. Continental−21
  2. Paytm−10
  3. Zenoti−10
  4. Roku−9
  5. Workato−9
  6. Jfrog−9
  7. Roblox−7
  8. Tide−6
  9. Salesforce−5
  10. Commvault−5
  11. Ramp−5
  12. Gainsight−5

How this is measured

From OnJob's own crawl: each listing carries the date we first saw it and the date it left the employer's careers page. Net change is opened minus closed over the observed window. Ingestion days — the first crawl of a source, when everything looks new — are excluded, so the momentum reflects real movement.

It measures advertised demand, not confirmed headcount: a closed listing could have been filled, cancelled or reposted, and from outside the company those look identical. Free to reuse with attribution under CC BY 4.0.

Captured 25 Jul 2026 · 7 observation days, 3 usable

Questions

Which tech companies are growing their headcount fastest right now?

By net roles added across our observed crawl window, Fivetran leads — it opened 69 roles and closed 9 for a net of +60. It is followed by Elastic (+35), OpenAI (+22), Agoda (+22), Twilio (+16). "Net roles added" means new listings minus listings that disappeared, measured from our own crawl — it tracks advertised demand, not confirmed headcount.

How is "fastest-growing" measured here?

Every crawl stamps each listing with when we first saw it and, once it drops off the employer's careers page, when it closed. A company's net change is roles opened minus roles closed over the observed window. This is deliberately different from a valuation- or funding-based "hottest company" list: it reflects what employers are actually advertising, which is the signal that matters if you are looking for a job rather than an investment.

Does a company closing roles mean it is doing badly?

No. A closed listing usually means the role was filled — the opposite of trouble. That is why the "cooling" list below is framed as net role removal, not as a layoff signal, and why we pair momentum with each company's current open-role count: a large employer clearing a hiring backlog looks the same in raw closures as a small one pulling back, and only the standing volume tells them apart.

Why do the names change between visits?

Because it is a live, short window measured from a crawl that is still young. As the observation history lengthens the ranking will stabilise and short-term noise will matter less. Until then, treat this as a current reading of momentum, not a settled leaderboard.

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