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In short

At YO AI Labs, software engineer roles are the largest group: 3 of 13 roles at tech companies in the 90 days to Nov 14, 2026, then data scientist (2) and mobile engineer (2). Python is required most often, in 7 of 13 roles whose requirements we read, then TypeScript (6) and Debugging (5).

What the postings ask for

Out of the 13 roles whose requirements we could read, of 13 in all. Too few to show shares, so we show counts.

Required
SkillRoles asking
Python
7 of 13
TypeScript
6 of 13
Debugging
5 of 13
JavaScript
5 of 13
Machine Learning
4 of 13
Performance Optimization
4 of 13
Statistics
4 of 13
AI
3 of 13
Java
3 of 13
Node.js
3 of 13
Preferred
SkillRoles asking
Open Source
3 of 13
Asynchronous Programming
2 of 13
Model Evaluation
2 of 13
Performance Optimization
2 of 13
CI/CD
1 of 13
Debugging
1 of 13
Developer Platforms
1 of 13
Infrastructure as Code
1 of 13
Monitoring
1 of 13
NestJS
1 of 13

Experience

Asked most often: 1 year, 3–4 years and 5–7 years, 1 of 3 each.

Of the 3 roles that state years

Under 1 year
0 of 3
1 year
1 of 3
2 years
0 of 3
3–4 years
1 of 3
5–7 years
1 of 3
8–9 years
0 of 3
10+ years
0 of 3

Degree

3 of 13 require a degree.

Of the 13 roles we could read for it

Required
3 of 13
Required, or experience instead
0 of 13
Preferred
0 of 13
Not mentioned
10 of 13

Pay and remote work

Of the 13 roles we could read for it. A median needs at least 50 roles stating pay.

Roles stating pay
3 of 13
Remote roles
13 of 13

Roles here

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Open postings (523)

The 20 newest of 74 software and data postings, of 523 open. Every one is on the jobs pages.

Source: Himalayas. Each posting opens our summary, with a link to the original.

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How we count: 13 roles in the 90 days to Nov 14, 2026, each role counted once however many boards post it. Methodology

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