International markets · Technology work

Job Market Observatory

The technology job market: France

Market signals in the selected country’s latest published sample.

Source data through · Europe/Rome

Statistics published · Europe/Rome

The data behind the figures · France

Collection and analysis counts update during the day. They refer to current source data and may differ from the published sample.

Collected adverts
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Analyzed adverts
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In current publication
1,075
Awaiting analysis
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Requiring review
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Being analyzed now
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Country-level collection and analysis progress is temporarily unavailable.

Coverage by country

CountryCollected advertsAnalyzed advertsIn current publicationAwaiting analysisLast observation
Belgium ——761— —
Denmark ——1,000— —
France ——1,075— —
Germany ——3,281— —
Ireland ——1,007— —
Italy ——4,039— —
Netherlands ——909— —
Poland ——1,757— —
Spain ——890— —
Switzerland ——4,911— —
United Kingdom ——1,084— —

Country samples can overlap; adding their counts does not give a distinct all-country total.

Analysis progress · all markets

Analysis progress is temporarily unavailable

Progress updates during the day. The market tabs show the latest published statistics.

In current publication

Market charts use the latest completed publication. Its sample and data cutoff remain stable until the next publication.

Published statistics cover 20,712 of 20,729 collected adverts across all markets. Remaining adverts await analysis or review.

Complete observation days: 2 · Partial observation days: 0

Results may be limited; trend comparisons are withheld.

Analysis version: codex-observatory-4:gpt-6.1-terra:high

Statistics refresh daily at 03:00 Europe/Rome

How to read these figures

The Observatory studies a sample of LinkedIn adverts for IT and related roles in the countries covered by the current publication. It covers the opportunities observed, rather than the entire labour market.

Role and skill categories combine explicit source facts with assisted text interpretation. Unclear facts remain unknown. Interpretations are provisional and can change as the method improves.

Counts use distinct advert identities. Reposts or agency adverts can describe the same underlying vacancy. An advert disappearing from the observed sample does not establish that the role was filled.

Pay uses each advert’s highest valid stated maximum per currency, on an annual scale. Monthly maxima are multiplied by 12 and combined with annual values across pay bases, components and working hours. Currencies retain their original units. Details can be older than the latest observation.

How to read coverage

Collected adverts, completed analyses and published statistics are different stages. Live analysis counts describe the current source revisions; charts use the latest completed publication and its data cutoff. An advert can appear in more than one country sample, so country totals can overlap. Complete and partial observation days describe collection coverage, not market activity.