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GSC articles covering industry analysis, country trends and expert opinion.
GSC articles covering industry analysis, country trends and expert opinion.
Last updated: Oct 5, 2026
Python was named as a qualification in 46% of 2,517 US entry-level software job listings, January–August 2026. Languages, frameworks, cloud and AI tools.
We analyzed 2,517 US entry-level software listings from 2026: how many required US citizenship or a clearance, or said they won't sponsor visas.
Of 5,625 US “Entry level” software listings on LinkedIn in 2026, 438 were AI-training work, or 85 with reposts counted once. Three companies posted most.
We analyzed 2,517 US entry-level software listings from 2026: 73% mentioned a degree, 39% required one with no alternative and 25% stated no requirement.
Opensource datasets from Global Software Companies research, with field guides, reproduction scripts and citations. Reuse them under CC BY 4.0.
We analyzed 5,625 US “entry-level” software listings from 2026. Only 9% explicitly accepted beginners; nearly 1 in 5 required 2+ years’ experience.
Hire developers in Latin America with a clear plan. Compare hiring models, assess talent, and understand costs, time-zone overlap and onboarding.
Compare software developer salaries in Latin America with benchmarks for seven countries. Understand total compensation and plan your next hire.
A deepdive into software development costs in Latin America. Compare employment budgets, EOR fees and supplier quotes to plan your project with confidence.
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