Who Is Hiring — September 2026

The Hacker News "Who is hiring?" thread for September 2026, which is posted on the first of each month and where employers comment their own openings. We read that thread, keep the listings that publish a salary band, de-duplicate them and put them in a sortable table. This site is not affiliated with Hacker News or Y Combinator. Every company name links back to the thread so you can read the original posting.

Twice every day, at 06:00 and 18:00 UTC. The timestamp beside each role is the moment it entered the index, so the top of the table is always what is new since the last drop.

No. That thread is posted once a month and employers comment on it themselves. This page reads those postings, de-duplicates them, normalises the salary bands into a sortable table and keeps a permanent monthly archive. Each company name links back to the original thread as its source.

Because the index only retains listings that publish a band. That is a filter on what gets in, not a finding about the market. Postings without a band exist in quantity and simply are not shown here.

So one company hiring forty engineers cannot own the page. The cap keeps the table readable and keeps the salary ranking representative of the market rather than of its largest employer.

Months overlap by 5 days on purpose. A role indexed near a month boundary shows up in both issues rather than being arbitrarily assigned to one, so neither issue has a hole at its edge.

Yes, browser notifications on each drop, or the per-month RSS feed if you would rather read it in a reader. No email address either way.