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Accenture posts 770 roles as hiring jumps 17%

Hiring increased by 17% in the 24 hours to 23:20 UTC on October 27, 2026. Companies posted 22,917 new roles from the same companies compared to 19,612 the previous day. A total of 22,918 new roles were observed across 3,789 companies.

Accenture posted 770 new roles, a significant increase from its 254 the previous day. Other companies with notable jumps include Destination Careers with 208 new roles (up from 4), CVS Health with 210 new roles (up from 10), JLL with 230 new roles (up from 53), and Bank of America with 235 new roles (up from 70).

Engineering teams saw the most new roles with 3,850 positions, led by Accenture (695 new roles), Amazon (112 new roles), and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (98 new roles). Data and AI teams followed with 2,405 new roles, with Amazon (63 new roles) and Google (55 new roles) contributing significantly.

Example roles include Full Stack Engineer at Accenture, Senior Product Manager Technical at Amazon, and Software Development Engineer at CVS Health. Other roles posted were Operating Engineer at JLL and Mechanical Engineering Intern at RTX.

These numbers suggest a general increase in hiring activity across the tracked companies. Job seekers may find more opportunities in Engineering and Data and AI this week, particularly with companies like Accenture, Amazon, and Bank of America.

22,918new roles

3,789companies posting

+17%vs the day before

Companies posting the most

CompanyNewThe day before
Accenture770254
Amazon460394
Bank of America23570
JLL23053
CVS Health21010
Destination Careers2084
EY205247
RTX201141
Hewlett Packard Enterprise196179
Google187129

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