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Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2026)

Hacker News' monthly "Who is hiring?" post for July 2026 invites employers to list job openings. Posts must come from hiring company employees, specify location and remote/onsite status, and be limited to one per company. The thread also provides links to third-party search tools for job seekers.

Background

- "Who is hiring?" is a monthly thread on Hacker News (HN), a social news site focused on tech and startups run by Y Combinator. On the first business day of each month, HN posts a single thread where companies can advertise job openings in the comments — no recruiters, no job boards, one post per company. It's one of the most respected tech job boards in the English-speaking world, especially for software engineering, product, and startup roles. - This is the July 2026 edition. Companies post location details (remote, on-site, or hybrid), a short description, and contact info. The format is informal but strictly moderated: off-topic complaints, recruiter posts, and non-hiring comments get flagged or removed. - The thread is paired with a parallel "Who wants to be hired?" thread where job seekers post their own profiles. Together they form a de facto community-run labor market for tech talent, particularly valued by engineers who prefer to avoid the noise of LinkedIn or traditional job boards.

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