Companies using MySQL.
MySQL is the relational database of the classic web stack, still running behind a large share of ecommerce, content and PHP-based systems. Postings name it in backend, database administrator and full-stack roles.
A MySQL mention often marks an established web application rather than a greenfield build. Postings reveal it where a scan cannot, and the pairing with PHP, WordPress or Magento tells you which generation of stack the company runs.
Companies hiring for MySQL right now
The companies with the most active postings naming MySQL on the ten boards JobsPipe collects, as of 2026-09-09. Ordered by posting volume; counts are not published. Each row links to the company’s site and to a live scan of what its public website serves.
| Company | Domain | Website stack |
|---|---|---|
| HCLTech | hcltech.com | Scan |
| Deloitte | deloitte.com | Scan |
| EPAM Systems | epam.com | Scan |
| Capgemini | capgemini.com | Scan |
| Tesla | tesla.com | Scan |
| Optum | optum.com | Scan |
| Cognizant | cognizant.com | Scan |
| JPMorganChase | jpmorganchase.com | Scan |
| Amazon.com | amazon.jobs | Scan |
| NTT DATA | careers.services.global.ntt | Scan |
| Affirm | affirm.com | Scan |
| goo.gle | Scan | |
| Booz Allen Hamilton | boozallen.com | Scan |
| Sopra Steria | soprasteria.fr | Scan |
| Persistent Systems | persistent.com | Scan |
Where MySQL shows up
Each chart is the split of active postings that name MySQL: which industries the employers belong to, which countries the jobs are in, and how large the employers are. Industry is the ISIC Rev.4 division of the employer, country is the job location, and size is the employer’s headcount band where it is known.
By industry
- Software and IT services22.4%
- Financial services5.6%
- Employment and staffing4.5%
- Telecommunications1.6%
- Head offices and consulting1.3%
- Electronics manufacturing1.3%
- Information services1.2%
- Education1.2%
By country
- United States28.2%
- India25.0%
- Brazil4.2%
- Canada4.0%
- United Kingdom3.4%
- Singapore3.0%
By company size
- 1000+ employees17.8%
- 201-1000 employees6.4%
- 1-50 employees5.3%
- 51-200 employees4.6%
How JobsPipe detects MySQL
Every posting JobsPipe collects is parsed for technology mentions. The title and description are matched against a curated lexicon of technologies and skills, and the matches are stored on the job as technology_slugs. A posting that names MySQL carries the slug mysql, and the skills_or filter on the search endpoint returns every such posting with its company, location, seniority and salary where stated.
curl -X POST https://api.jobspipe.dev/v1/jobs/search \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $JOBSPIPE_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"skills_or": ["mysql"], "status": "active", "limit": 24}'This is a hiring signal, not a purchase record. A company can name MySQL in a posting because it runs it, because it is migrating to or away from it, or because a candidate is expected to know it. Read the list as “companies investing hiring effort in MySQL” and it is reliable; read it as a customer list and it is not. MySQL is not something a website scan can see, so the hiring record is the only public evidence.
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Which companies are hiring for MySQL right now?+
HCLTech, Deloitte, EPAM Systems, Capgemini, Tesla and Optum are among the companies with the most active postings naming MySQL across the ten job boards JobsPipe collects, as of 2026-09-09. The list on this page is a snapshot; the live version is one API query with skills_or set to ["mysql"], grouped by company.
Which industries use MySQL the most?+
Among active postings that name MySQL, Software and IT services accounts for 22.4%, followed by Financial services at 5.6% and Employment and staffing at 4.5%. Industry is the ISIC Rev.4 division assigned to the employer of each posting.
What size of company hires for MySQL?+
The largest band is 1000+ employees, at 17.8% of active postings naming MySQL where the employer's headcount is known. Company size comes from the employer record attached to each posting and is unknown for a share of postings, which are excluded from the size split.
How does JobsPipe know a company uses MySQL?+
JobsPipe extracts technology mentions from each posting's title and description against a curated lexicon and stores them on the job as technology_slugs. A company appears on this page when its active postings name MySQL. It is a hiring signal, not proof of a purchase: a posting can name a technology a team is migrating away from or only wants experience with. MySQL runs behind login or inside the company's own infrastructure, so a website scan almost never sees it and job postings are the only public evidence of adoption.
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