Companies using YouTube Shorts

We found 4,206 companies that use YouTube Shorts. 3,973 of them name it in their own job posts, and the rest through employees' public profiles. Its share of job posts is growing, and 2,856 job posts named it from October 2025 to August 2026. Social Media Manager roles mention it most.

Data as of November 9, 2026 · Markdown version

Which companies name YouTube Shorts in the most job posts?

Universal Music Group, GoSpooky and Complex NTWRK are among the companies with the most job posts naming YouTube Shorts. Vox Media is the newest of the five companies in the table, with its first job post naming it in June 2025.
Company Posts Recent job post
Universal Music Group Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation · first seen Dec 2023 48 "A strong understanding of short-form video platforms such as TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts"Marketing Intern (6 months), Sep 22, 2026
GoSpooky Professional Services · first seen Mar 2024 30 "As a Medior Content Creative, you’re a skilled storyteller with a talent for crafting organic social content for brands on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube Shorts."Medior Content Creative, Nov 5, 2026
Complex NTWRK Information · first seen Nov 2024 29 "Create, host, and produce social-first video content for Complex across TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and emerging platforms."Freelance Social Video Creator (Part-Time), Jun 26, 2026
WITHIN Professional Services · first seen Apr 2025 25 "Edit and deliver engaging short-form videos optimized for TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and other social platforms."social editor, Nov 1, 2026
Vox Media Manufacturing · first seen Jun 2025 22 "Create platform-native shortform video content optimized for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts—translating strong podcast moments into compelling visual stories."senior video producer, Jul 25, 2026
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What else do we know about YouTube Shorts?

Is hiring for YouTube Shorts growing?

YouTube Shorts turned up in a growing share of job posts: 1.8 in every 10,000 job posts from June to August 2026, compared with 1.4 from March to May. June 2026 was its highest month since October 2025, at 1.9.
Share of job posts naming YouTube Shorts by month, October 2025 to August 2026, in job posts in every 10,000 Moves from 1.2 in October 2025 to 1.8 in August 2026, in job posts in every 10,000. 2.1 1.6 1.1 0.53 0 1.8 Oct '25 Nov Dec Jan '26 Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug
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MonthJob posts naming YouTube ShortsAll job postsPer 10,000
Oct 20251741,413,6731.2
Nov 20252401,822,1191.3
Dec 20251591,236,1031.3
Jan 20262431,828,0021.3
Feb 20262651,856,6471.4
Mar 20262671,850,7111.4
Apr 20262191,728,8861.3
May 20262811,821,5091.5
Jun 20263541,909,4961.9
Jul 20263281,815,1801.8
Aug 20263261,835,6981.8

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

YouTube Shorts showed up in job posts at 562 companies for the first time from June to August 2026, and 438 in the three months before. The 562 from June to August are 14% of all 3,973 companies whose job posts name it.
March to May 2026 438
June to August 2026 562
October 2025 to August 2026 1,636

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 YouTube Shorts?

3,973 of the 4,206 companies name YouTube Shorts in their own job posts. 233 come from employees' profiles alone.
How we know Companies Share
Job posts name YouTube Shorts
3,973 94%
Employees' profiles list YouTube Shorts
233 5.5%

4,206 companies. Each is counted once, under the strongest evidence we have for it.

What size are the companies that use YouTube Shorts?

Smaller companies stand out among YouTube Shorts users: companies with fewer than 50 employees are 55% of them, against 22% on the typical tech page. The second-largest group is companies with 50 to 999 employees, at 33%.

Share of its companies Typical tech page

ShareTypical
Under 50 employees
55% 22%
50 to 999
33% 38%
1,000 to 5,000
6.1% 17%
Over 5,000
5.5% 23%

Where are YouTube Shorts companies based?

YouTube Shorts has an unusually large following in India: 15% of its companies, against 6.9% on the typical tech page. Its companies are based in 78 countries and territories.
ShareTypical
United States
41% 43%
India
15% 6.9%
United Kingdom
8.8% 6.4%
Canada
3.5% 3.6%
Germany
3.1% 4.4%
Australia
2.6% 2.2%

Companies in 78 countries and territories. Shares are of companies with a known headquarters country.

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CountryCompaniesShareTypical tech page
United States1,61741%43%
India61115%6.9%
United Kingdom3498.8%6.4%
Canada1373.5%3.6%
Germany1233.1%4.4%
Australia1012.6%2.2%

Which teams work with YouTube Shorts?

YouTube Shorts sits mostly with marketing teams (164 companies). Social media and creative teams come next, at 65 and 46 companies.
Team Companies
Marketing
164
Social media
65
Creative
46
Content
38
Digital marketing
21
Social
20

What else do YouTube Shorts companies use?

49% of YouTube Shorts companies also use Instagram Reels, against 0.43% of similar companies. InShot is 27 times as common as usual, at 7.8%.

Share of the 3,674 YouTube Shorts companies counted here whose job posts also name the tool Typical for companies the same size

Tool Also name it Typical Times as common
Instagram Reels 1,818 companies
49% 0.43% 114x
InShot 285 companies
7.8% 0.29% 27x
Later 225 companies
6.1% 0.4% 15x
Runway 327 companies
8.9% 0.58% 15x
Tool Also name it Typical Times as common
Threads 230 companies
6.3% 0.43% 15x
CapCut 2,047 companies
56% 3.9% 14x
Reddit 362 companies
9.9% 0.72% 14x
DaVinci Resolve 728 companies
20% 1.5% 13x

Which companies started naming YouTube Shorts in job posts recently?

Between April and August 2026, 340 companies with 50 or more employees first named YouTube Shorts in a job post, 41 of them with more than 5,000 employees. Fpt Telecom has the most job posts of the new mid-market companies, 6 from April to August.
AI native any size · 12 new
Company Posts
Commercial 50 to 999 employees · 252 new
Company Posts
Later 4
Rivrs 4
Mid-market 1,000 to 5,000 employees · 47 new
Company Posts
Gusto 4
Enterprise over 5,000 employees · 41 new
Company Posts

Companies that named YouTube Shorts 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 YouTube Shorts most?

Social Media Manager and Content Creator roles account for 47% of the job posts that name YouTube Shorts. Social Media Manager posts naming it numbered 223 from March to May 2026 and 307 from June to August.
Role Share Posts
Social Media Manager
33% 937
Content Creator
14% 407
Video Designer
8.1% 232
Producer
6% 171
Marketing
4.4% 125
Influencer Marketing
2.5% 72
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RoleShareOct 2025 to Aug 2026Mar to May 2026Jun to Aug 2026
Social Media Manager33%937223307
Content Creator14%40798143
Video Designer8.1%2326277
Producer6%1715643
Marketing4.4%1253740
Influencer Marketing2.5%721722
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