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OpenDataJobs Posts Rise in Washington, D.C.

Job postings for OpenDataJobs saw a forty percent increase in Washington, D.C. over the last 28 days.

By Isabel Moreau, Mogi Research · Oct 30, 2026

Job postings for OpenDataJobs rose by forty percent in Washington, D.C. in the 28 days leading up to October 30, 2026. The company posted fourteen jobs in the most recent period, up from ten jobs before.

This rise could be attributed to several factors. The overall number of new job postings in Washington, D.C. increased by fifty seven percent during the same period. Other employers like George Washington University Student and Koniag Government Services, LLC also saw significant increases in their job postings.

The top roles posted by OpenDataJobs were Full Stack Engineer, Data Engineer, and Software Engineer. All of these postings were in Washington, D.C.

The numbers

Which employers grew the most in Washington, D.C. in the last 28 days?

NameLast 28 daysThe 28 beforeChange
OpenDataJobs1410+40%
George Washington University Student3110+210%
Koniag Government Services, LLC3921+86%
Booz Allen Hamilton8758+50%
NoGigiddy1610+60%

Top roles: Full Stack Engineer (3), Data Engineer (2), Software Engineer (2)

Top states: Washington, D.C. (14)

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Counts are job postings, not hires, from company career sites that Mogi's crawl found. Compares the 28 days to 2026-10-30 with the 28 days before them. Covers US, Washington, D.C., all roles. Employers with fewer than five postings in the last eight weeks are grouped together and left out of the rankings. The company details come from the crawl's company profiles, where the crawl has one.

Written by Isabel Moreau of Mogi Research, with AI from the table above. Every figure in it comes from that table.

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