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Who publishes six-figure roles

Which companies publish the most six-figure postings, how concentrated that is, and how companies of each size state pay.

  • Live updated (Nov 6, 2026 15:50 UTC)
  • 65,806 postings
  • 2,795 employers
  • 5,338 boards monitored, 99.4% checked in 24 h

Among jobs that publish an annual base of $100K+ on the employer boards we monitor. Not all jobs. About the sample

Headline numbers

Largest publishers and concentration

The 25 largest publishers of $100K+ roles

Ranked by published postings right now. Postings we publish, not headcount, hires or pay level.
Table
The 25 largest publishers of $100K+ roles
Share of all postingspostings
1. Amazon8.2%5,405
2. Anduril Industries3.1%2,067
3. NVIDIA2.0%1,290
4. Capital One1.7%1,097
5. Department of Veterans Affairs1.6%1,050
6. SpaceX1.5%991
7. Blue Origin1.2%764
8. OpenAI0.9%603
9. Parsons0.9%588
10. Applied Materials0.8%537
11. Amentum0.7%445
12. Amgen0.7%444
13. Boeing0.6%410
14. Shield AI0.6%394
15. Intel0.5%340
16. Gilead Sciences0.5%306
17. CACI0.5%304
18. Cisco0.4%296
19. Anthropic0.4%294
20. Morgan Stanley0.4%289
21. Salesforce0.4%278
22. Turner & Townsend0.4%275
23. Humana0.4%260
24. ServiceNow0.4%260
25. Bristol Myers Squibb0.4%256
How this is calculated
Statistic
E1: Largest publishers of $100K+ roles
Formula
companies ranked by published postings (top 25)
Denominator
published postings (one row per posting, $100K+ annual base, open to the public)
Sample size
65,806
Hidden when
counts are never hidden
Calculation version
snap-v2
Data as of
Nov 6, 2026 15:50 UTC
Employer set
All monitored employers
Full definition

How concentrated publishing is

  • Top 10 companies
  • Next 40
  • Next 50
  • The other 2,693
Read left to right: a few large publishers hold a big share, then a long tail of smaller ones.
Table
How concentrated publishing is
Top 10 companiesNext 40Next 50The other 2,693postings
All published postings21.9%15.8%11.0%51.3%65,806
How this is calculated
Statistic
E2: Concentration
Formula
share of published postings held by the top 10 / 50 / 100 companies
Denominator
published postings (one row per posting, $100K+ annual base, open to the public)
Sample size
65,806
Hidden when
counts are never hidden
Calculation version
snap-v2
Data as of
Nov 6, 2026 15:50 UTC
Employer set
All monitored employers
Full definition

Companies by size

Size = open postings we see, not headcount. All companies with open postings on boards we monitor, $100K or not.
Table
Companies by size
Companiescompanies
1-9 open postings1,321
10-49 open postings1,849
50-249 open postings1,118
250-999 open postings441
1000+ open postings134
How this is calculated
Statistic
E3: Companies by size band
Formula
companies with open postings, by open postings we see
Denominator
companies with open postings
Hidden when
counts are never hidden
Calculation version
snap-v2
Data as of
Nov 6, 2026 15:50 UTC
Employer set
All monitored employers
Full definition

How companies of each size state pay

Bands only: no company is named. See Companies for every employer with live roles.

Companies by how much of their pay they state, by size

  • 90% or more of postings
  • 50-89%
  • Some, under 50%
  • None
Each company counted once; size = open postings we see on its boards, not headcount. Companies are not named.
Table
Companies by how much of their pay they state, by size
90% or more of postings50-89%Some, under 50%Nonecompanies
1-9 open postings33.5%23.3%12.9%30.3%1,321
10-49 open postings26.8%28.7%27.7%16.8%1,849
50-249 open postings14.0%25.6%48.3%12.1%1,118
250-999 open postings7.0%20.0%67.8%5.2%441
1000+ open postings11.9%11.2%71.6%5.2%134
How this is calculated
Statistic
C5: Companies by disclosure band
Formula
share of companies (by size band) whose disclosure rate is >= 90%, >= 50%, or 0%
Denominator
companies with open postings, per size band
Sample size
4,863
Hidden when
counts are never hidden
Calculation version
snap-v2
Data as of
Nov 6, 2026 15:50 UTC
Employer set
All monitored employers
Full definition

What this does not tell you

  • What anyone is paid. A range is an advertisement. Where an offer lands inside it is not something job postings show.
  • The whole job market. Every posting in the pay statistics has a floor of $100K or more, so the sample is selected upward by design. Postings below $100K, and jobs with no posted pay, are not in them.
  • Hiring. A posting removed from a board may have been filled, paused, moved or cancelled. We only see that it was removed.
  • Employers we do not read. Companies that do not publish pay, or whose boards we do not monitor, are absent.
  • Long trends. Pay statistics are tracked since Oct 24, 2026 and posting flow since Oct 6, 2026. Every trend shows its start date.