
Data & notes
| Company | Employed | Open | Employed per open role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amazon | 1,368 | 2 | 684.0× |
| Oracle | 925 | 4 | 231.2× |
| Cisco | 265 | 7 | 37.9× |
| Capital One | 124 | 17 | 7.3× |
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Key takeaway · How to cite
Who holds the deepest Cloud Engineer bench? Amazon at 1,368
Start with who already employs the most, as of 2026-11-09 PT.

Data & notes
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| Amazon | 1,368 |
| Oracle | 925 |
| Cisco | 265 |
| Capital One | 124 |
| Host | Employed | Open |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon | 1,368 | 2 (low open-role count — ratio is volatile) |
| Oracle | 925 | 4 (low open-role count — ratio is volatile) |
| Cisco | 265 | 7 (low open-role count — ratio is volatile) |
| Capital One | 124 | 17 |
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Which host has the highest employed-vs-open ratio? Amazon 684.0× (1,368 employed / 2 open)
Multiple = employed ÷ captured open. Amazon 684.0× (1,368 employed / 2 open); Oracle 231.2× (925 employed / 4 open); Cisco 37.9× (265 employed / 7 open); Capital One 7.3× (124 employed / 17 open). The ratio chart above ranks every host.
Absolute employed beside opens: ratio lead Amazon, bench lead Amazon
The two rankings can diverge: bench volume and door density are different decisions.

Data & notes
| Category | Employed | Open roles |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon | 1,368 | 2 |
| Oracle | 925 | 4 |
| Cisco | 265 | 7 |
| Capital One | 124 | 17 |
What it means for Cloud Engineer employed vs open: what to do this week / how to use it
For door density this week: prefer the Amazon multiple at 684.0× (1,368 employed / 2 open).
- For bench volume: prefer the Amazon pool of 1,368 employed.
- For live reqs: prefer Capital One's 17 captured open roles.
- Amazon, Oracle, Cisco: low open-role count — ratio is volatile; do not brief off the multiple alone.
What the ratio leaves out
Every host in this cut has open roles on the record, so each one is on the ratio. A host whose open roles were not captured would be listed without a bar. There is no five-host peer-pack ladder here: the comparison is employed per open role on one seat.
As of 2026-11-09 PT · Source: Metix AI
Notes & method
Methodology
Each employed number is Cloud Engineer profiles current on the company record, dated 2026-11-09 PT. Open roles are active postings in the same title family. A recorded 0 means open roles were not captured, not that demand is zero. Source: Metix AI.
FAQ
- Does an uncaptured Cloud Engineer host get a bar?
- If open roles were not captured, that host is shown without a ratio bar. A 0 in the open cell means the postings were not captured.
- Is the Cloud Engineer page a peer-pack ladder?
- This Cloud Engineer page is employed divided by open roles, not a peer-pack rank. Hosts whose open roles were not captured stay off the ratio.
- Who leads the Cloud Engineer multiple?
- Amazon 684.0× (1,368 employed / 2 open) is the lead multiple on this page. That multiple is dated 2026-11-09 PT.
- Where do the Cloud Engineer figures come from?
- Employed and open cells were measured as of 2026-11-09 PT. Published by Metix AI.
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