Project work is 3.75× employment in this snapshot
Project and contract briefs account for 240 of 340 observed opportunities. The analysis explains what that ratio can—and cannot—say.
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HIRING
PULSE
- Observed opportunities
- 412
- Organizations
- 331
- Observed window
- 30
VERIFIED FRESH
Observed through
Verified at
Observed 3 Aug — 1 Sept 2026
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DAILY SIGNAL VOLUME
Vacancy signals by first observed date
No publishable observations exist for this selection.
- Signals in period
- 412 3 Aug — 1 Sept 2026
- Average per calendar day
- 13.7 5 visible day buckets · 331 distinct organizations
- Latest observed day
- 72 31 Aug 2026
| Date | Value |
|---|---|
| 27 Aug 2026 | 7 |
| 28 Aug 2026 | 175 |
| 29 Aug 2026 | 138 |
| 30 Aug 2026 | 20 |
| 31 Aug 2026 | 72 |
Demand is a set of overlapping layers.
One opportunity may mention several technologies. Counts therefore measure normalized mentions inside the sample and are not mutually exclusive.
Cite this edition| Rank | Technology | Signals | Share of sample |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | AI / LLM | 158 | 38.3% |
| 02 | Next.js | 135 | 32.8% |
| 03 | React | 126 | 30.6% |
| 04 | WordPress | 125 | 30.3% |
| 05 | TypeScript | 87 | 21.1% |
| 06 | PostgreSQL | 77 | 18.7% |
| 07 | Python | 68 | 16.5% |
| 08 | Node.js | 56 | 13.6% |
| 09 | Supabase | 52 | 12.6% |
| 10 | PHP | 38 | 9.2% |
Only aggregate buckets with at least five observations are published. Personal details and individual records never appear in this dataset.
Who is the opportunity written for?
A conservative reading of the listing language separates explicit solo work from team or company delivery. Unclear wording stays unclear.
Solo specialist
Company / team
Either
Not explicit
All selected opportunities412
3612362<5
RFP / procurement19
611<5
Project delivery175
17156<5
Contract / retainer120
11109
Employment / hiring73
566<5
Other signals25
20<5
Categories are normalized from listing language. Buckets below five observations are withheld; “not explicit” is not treated as company-friendly.
Demand becomes useful when the evidence survives.
Each layer narrows the observed sample using normalized technology, source evidence and the current agency-fit threshold. It describes this sample, not universal market quality.
- Observed412
- Technology identified408
- Evidence verified408
- Qualified opportunity148
The gaps are part of the data.
Pulse exposes sample limits instead of converting missing fields into false certainty.
- Technology classification
- 40899% of the sample
- Organization coverage
- 412100% of the sample
- Fit-score coverage
- 412100% of the sample
- Evidence-confidence coverage
- 412100% of the sample
- Trend baseline
- Not readyAt least three snapshots spanning 14 days are required before trend claims appear.
Cite the snapshot, not a marketing claim.
Use the dated permalink and keep the scope attached to the number. The JSON endpoint contains the same aggregate-only snapshot used on this page.
Leadiy Hiring Pulse, edition 2026-W36: 412 agency projects, contracts, RFPs and selected hiring signals across 3 Aug — 1 Sept 2026. Leading mentions: AI / LLM (158), Next.js (135), React (126). Observed through: 2026-09-01; verified at: 2026-09-01T11:00:04.036Z. Dataset: https://leadiy.co/hiring-pulse/#dataset, CC BY 4.0. Source: https://leadiy.co/hiring-pulse/?period=30d&metric=count
RESEARCH / EDITION 2026-W36
Research from this edition
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Read the analysisHow this edition was built
The current edition uses imported vacancy and project observations only. Direct leads are excluded from the public dataset because they may contain personal contact data or do-not-contact instructions.
Scope
The sample combines agency projects, contracts, public RFPs and selected hiring signals collected by Leadiy's configured search. It does not estimate the entire labor market.
Normalization
Stable record identities reduce duplicates. Technology mentions are normalized into controlled public groups, and one observation may contribute to more than one technology.
Privacy
The public endpoint publishes aggregates only, suppresses groups with fewer than five observations, and never returns names, email addresses, phone numbers, URLs, outreach copy or raw source rows.
Freshness
The page displays the last successful verified snapshot. Failed source checks keep the last good edition visible and change its status to delayed instead of silently presenting old data as live.
Provenance & reuse
The aggregate dataset identifier is https://leadiy.co/hiring-pulse/#dataset. Leadiy-published aggregates are licensed under CC BY 4.0; underlying source posts retain their original terms. Read the full methodology.
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