Companies using OCaml

Job posts from 339 companies name OCaml. Counting companies found through employees' public profiles too, the total is 9,336. From October 2025 to August 2026, 236 job posts named it. Software Engineer roles mention it most.

Data as of November 9, 2026 · Markdown version

Which companies name OCaml in the most job posts?

Among the companies with the most job posts naming OCaml are Anduril Industries (77), SimCorp (46) and Ahrefs (43). Of the five companies in the table, Anduril Industries has the most employees who list it on their profiles: 27.
Company Posts People Recent job post
Anduril Industries Manufacturing · first seen Sep 2022 77 27 "Experience (professional or in the setting of an open source community) working with typed functional programming languages (Haskell, Scala, F#, OCaml, Rust, etc.)"embedded haskell engineer, ew, Jul 7, 2026
SimCorp Scientific and Technical Services · first seen Jun 2023 46 7 "Implement financial contract models in our OCaml-based domain-specific language, defining their business logic, database mapping, and user-interface layout."Senior Software Engineer – OCaml/C# – OTC Core, Nov 7, 2026
Ahrefs Scientific and Technical Services · first seen Oct 2022 43 23 "You'll work remotely within our Middle-end / Tooling team, focusing on improving the observability of Dune, the OCaml build system."backend engineering intern - ocaml, Apr 27, 2026
Grab Scientific and Technical Services · first seen Aug 2022 41 6 "…be a good coder in any language (C++, C, Java, Scala, Rust, Haskell, OCaml, Erlang, Python, Ruby, PHP, Node.JS, C#, etc.), but willing to work…"software engineer, backend, Oct 24, 2026
CEA Utilities · first seen Jun 2023 39 14 "CaiSAR is written in Ocaml, PyRAT is written in Python3."M1/M2 Internship in Computer Science / Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning (M/F), Nov 1, 2025
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What else do we know about OCaml?

Is hiring for OCaml growing?

OCaml appeared in 0.10 in every 10,000 job posts from June to August 2026, against 0.12 from March to May. These are small numbers of job posts, so a few companies can move them.
Share of job posts naming OCaml by month, October 2025 to August 2026, in job posts in every 10,000 Moves from 0.17 in October 2025 to 0.15 in August 2026, in job posts in every 10,000. 0.21 0.16 0.10 0.05 0 0.15 Oct '25 Nov Dec Jan '26 Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug
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MonthJob posts naming OCamlAll job postsPer 10,000
Oct 2025241,413,6730.17
Nov 2025331,822,1190.18
Dec 2025131,236,1030.11
Jan 2026231,828,0020.13
Feb 2026211,856,6470.11
Mar 2026221,850,7110.12
Apr 2026221,728,8860.13
May 2026211,821,5090.12
Jun 2026111,909,4960.06
Jul 2026191,815,1800.10
Aug 2026271,835,6980.15

How many companies named OCaml in a job post for the first time in recent months?

Job posts named OCaml for the first time at 10 companies from June to August 2026, against 20 from March to May. That brings the companies naming it for the first time since October 2025 to 48, through August 2026.
March to May 2026 20
June to August 2026 10
October 2025 to August 2026 48

Companies whose first job post naming it appeared in that period. Recruiters, staffing firms and job boards are left out.

How do we know which companies use OCaml?

Of the 9,336 companies here, 8,997 are known from what employees list on their profiles. 131 show up in both job posts and employees' profiles.
How we know Companies Share
Job posts name OCaml
339 3.6%
Employees' profiles list OCaml
8,997 96%

9,336 companies. Each is counted once, under the strongest evidence we have for it.

What size are the companies that use OCaml?

Companies with fewer than 50 employees are 1.3 times as common among OCaml users as on the typical tech page. 70 of its companies have more than 5,000 employees. These counts cover the 339 companies whose job posts name it.

Share of its companies Typical tech page

ShareTypical
Under 50 employees
33% 26%
50 to 999
35% 37%
1,000 to 5,000
12% 15%
Over 5,000
21% 22%

Where are OCaml companies based?

Beyond the United States (49.6%), OCaml is unusually common in France, at 12% of its companies. Canada is less common than usual, at 2.5% against 3.8% on the typical tech page. These shares cover the 339 companies whose job posts name it.
ShareTypical
United States
49.6% 48%
France
12% 5%
United Kingdom
9.2% 6.3%
Germany
3.8% 4.4%
Singapore
2.9% 1.1%
Canada
2.5% 3.8%

Companies in 37 countries and territories. Shares are of companies with a known headquarters country. Counts companies whose job posts name it.

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CountryCompaniesShareTypical tech page
United States15649.6%48%
France3712%5%
United Kingdom299.2%6.3%
Germany123.8%4.4%
Singapore92.9%1.1%
Canada82.5%3.8%

Which teams work with OCaml?

OCaml turns up most in job posts for engineering, qla and technology teams.
Team Companies
Engineering
6
Qla
4
Technology
4
Backend
3
Allocation
2
AWS utility computing (UC)
2

What else do OCaml companies use?

Compared with companies of the same size, OCaml companies stand out for using Haskell and F#. Erlang comes third, 98 times as common as usual, at 20%.

Share of the 229 OCaml companies counted here whose job posts also name the tool Typical for companies the same size

Tool Also name it Typical Times as common
Haskell 161 companies
70% 0.18% 398x
F# 64 companies
28% 0.17% 163x
Erlang 45 companies
20% 0.2% 98x
Clojure 42 companies
18% 0.2% 91x
Tool Also name it Typical Times as common
LISP 22 companies
9.6% 0.17% 56x
Solana 14 companies
6.1% 0.11% 55x
Elixir 40 companies
17% 0.35% 51x
Ethereum 22 companies
9.6% 0.29% 34x

Which companies started naming OCaml in job posts recently?

16 companies with 50 or more employees picked up OCaml in their job posts from April to August 2026. Among the new enterprise companies, McKinsey & Company posted the most jobs naming it: 3.
AI native any size · 1 new
Company Posts
Commercial 50 to 999 employees · 10 new
Company Posts
Mid-market 1,000 to 5,000 employees · 2 new
Company Posts
Citrix 1
Enterprise over 5,000 employees · 4 new
Company Posts
Stripe 2
SYSTRA 1

Companies that named OCaml in a job post for the first time between April and August 2026, ranked by their job posts in those months. AI-native companies get a group of their own, whatever their size. Recruiters and job boards are left out.

Which roles mention OCaml most?

Software Engineer is the role behind 44% of the job posts that mention OCaml. Embedded Engineer is second, at 6.4%.
Role Share Posts
Software Engineer
44% 103
Embedded Engineer
6.4% 15
Researcher
5.5% 13
Applied Scientist
5.1% 12
AI Engineer
2.1% 5
Engineer
2.1% 5
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RoleShareOct 2025 to Aug 2026Mar to May 2026Jun to Aug 2026
Software Engineer44%1032920
Embedded Engineer6.4%1531
Researcher5.5%1332
Applied Scientist5.1%12111
AI Engineer2.1%502
Engineer2.1%520

Which project themes come up in OCaml job posts?

33 job posts naming OCaml describe Microservices Migration work, the most common theme after broad digital transformation. After that comes Generative AI, with 12.
Project theme Job posts
Digital Transformation 109
Microservices Migration 33
Generative AI 12
Cloud Cost Optimization 6
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