We found 788 companies that use OpenACC. 187 of them name it in their own job posts, and the rest through employees' public profiles. From October 2025 to August 2026, 269 job posts named it. AI Engineer is the role that names it most often.
Which companies name OpenACC in the most job posts?
NVIDIA has posted more jobs naming OpenACC than any other company: 374. Of the five companies in the table, NVIDIA has the most employees who list it on their profiles: 70.
CompanyPostsPeopleRecent job post
NVIDIAScientific and Technical Services · first seen Jul 202237470
"Experience with parallel programming, ideally CUDA C/C or OpenACC."Developer Technology Engineer – AI, Nov 1, 2026
AMDManufacturing · first seen Jun 202313019
"Programming experience with any of HIP, CUDA, Python, C/C++, Fortran, OpenACC, OpenMP, pSTL"Senior Field Application Engineer - AI, Sep 8, 2026
Barcelona Supercomputing CenterScientific and Technical Services · first seen Jun 2023656
"Programming skills: experience in programming and debugging (C, C++, Fortran, MPI, OpenMP, OpenACC and CUDA)"Research Engineer for the Fusion Group (RE2), Sep 22, 2026
Hewlett Packard EnterpriseScientific and Technical Services · first seen Jul 2022483
"Parallel programming experience, with programming models such as OpenMP, MPI, CUDA, OpenACC, HIP, PGAS languages, etc."hpe labs - emea research lab ph.d. intern, Sep 30, 2026
Oak Ridge National LaboratoryPublic Administration · first seen Jul 2022322
"Experience in parallel programming with one or more common parallel programming models, in particular MPI, OpenACC, and OpenMP"Distinguished Postdoctoral Research Associate - Science Engagement, Oct 17, 2026
0.10 in every 10,000 job posts named OpenACC from June to August 2026, against 0.15 from March to May. One company accounts for most of that change.
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Month
Job posts naming OpenACC
All job posts
Per 10,000
Oct 2025
23
1,413,673
0.16
Nov 2025
25
1,822,119
0.14
Dec 2025
21
1,236,103
0.17
Jan 2026
30
1,828,002
0.16
Feb 2026
35
1,856,647
0.19
Mar 2026
27
1,850,711
0.15
Apr 2026
38
1,728,886
0.22
May 2026
14
1,821,509
0.08
Jun 2026
13
1,909,496
0.07
Jul 2026
17
1,815,180
0.09
Aug 2026
26
1,835,698
0.14
How many companies named OpenACC in a job post for the first time in recent months?
From June to August 2026, 6 companies posted their first job naming OpenACC; 5 did from March to May. That brings the companies naming it for the first time since October 2025 to 22, through August 2026.
March to May 20265
June to August 20266
October 2025 to August 202622
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 OpenACC?
187 companies name OpenACC in job posts they wrote; employees' profiles add 601 more. 57 show up in both job posts and employees' profiles.
How we knowCompaniesShare
Job posts name OpenACC
18724%
Employees' profiles list OpenACC
60176%
788 companies. Each is counted once, under the strongest evidence we have for it.
What size are the companies that use OpenACC?
Companies with more than 5,000 employees are 1.4 times as common among OpenACC users as on the typical tech page, at 31%. 125 of its companies have fewer than 50 employees.
Share of its companies
Typical tech page
ShareTypical
Under 50 employees
16%22%
50 to 999
31%38%
1,000 to 5,000
22%17%
Over 5,000
31%23%
Where are OpenACC companies based?
OpenACC has an unusually large following in Italy: 3.4% of its companies, against 1.5% on the typical tech page. Its companies are based in 58 countries and territories.
ShareTypical
United States
40%43%
France
8.3%4.6%
Germany
7%4.4%
United Kingdom
5%6.4%
India
5%6.9%
Italy
3.4%1.5%
Companies in 58 countries and territories. Shares are of companies with a known headquarters country.
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Country
Companies
Share
Typical tech page
United States
301
40%
43%
France
63
8.3%
4.6%
Germany
53
7%
4.4%
United Kingdom
38
5%
6.4%
India
38
5%
6.9%
Italy
26
3.4%
1.5%
What else do OpenACC companies use?
Kokkos, SYCL and OpenMP show up far more often at OpenACC companies than at companies of the same size. HIP comes fourth, 191 times as common as usual, at 22%.
Share of the 102 OpenACC companies counted here whose job posts also name the tool
Typical for companies the same size
Companies that named OpenACC 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 OpenACC most?
AI Engineer and Software Engineer roles account for 31% of the job posts that name OpenACC. AI Engineer posts naming it numbered 15 from March to May 2026 and 5 from June to August.
RoleSharePosts
AI Engineer
16%42
Software Engineer
15%41
Automation Engineer
8.9%24
Performance Engineer
5.6%15
Software Development Engineer in Test
5.6%15
Solutions Architect
3.7%10
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Role
Share
Oct 2025 to Aug 2026
Mar to May 2026
Jun to Aug 2026
AI Engineer
16%
42
15
5
Software Engineer
15%
41
13
6
Automation Engineer
8.9%
24
5
4
Performance Engineer
5.6%
15
4
5
Software Development Engineer in Test
5.6%
15
4
2
Solutions Architect
3.7%
10
2
2
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