Is this Technical Program Manager page the peer-pack ladder?

No. This page is employed divided by open roles for one title family. Hosts whose open roles were not captured stay off the ratio.

Which host leads Technical Program Manager employed per open role?

Microsoft 69.6× (2574 employed / 37 open), as of 2026-10-05 PT.

Where do the Technical Program Manager figures come from?

Employed and open cells were measured as of 2026-10-05 PT. Published by Metix AI. An unmeasured open cell is not filled in as demand. A cell recorded as 0 means open roles were not captured.

Technical Program Manager employed per open role

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Microsoft 69.6× (2574 employed / 37 open); Meta 34.1× (1193 employed / 35 open); Uber 32.6× (163 employed / 5 open); Amazon 17.2× (5100 employed / 296 open); NVIDIA 14.5× (507 employed / 35 open)

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Three-name comparison: not a peer-pack ladder

Employed per open role

Employed per open role, one seat

Each bar is employed ÷ open as of 2026-10-05 PT. Hosts with uncaptured open roles stay grey, no bar.

Company	Employed	Open	Employed per open role
Microsoft	2,574	37	69.6×
Meta	1,193	35	34.1×
Uber	163	5	32.6×
Amazon	5,100	296	17.2×
NVIDIA	507	35	14.5×

Leading host

Microsoft 69.6× (2574 employed / 37 open)

The highest ratio is Microsoft 69.6× (2574 employed / 37 open). Employed headcount is ranked separately; the largest is Amazon employed 5100, as of 2026-10-05 PT.

Technical Program Manager employed depth, largest first. Amazon employed 5100; Microsoft employed 2574; Meta employed 1193; NVIDIA employed 507; Uber employed 163. As of 2026-10-05 PT. Source: Metix AI.

Name	Value
Amazon	5100
Microsoft	2574
Meta	1193
NVIDIA	507
Uber	163

Host	Employed	Open
Microsoft	2574	37
Meta	1193	35
Uber	163	5
Amazon	5100	296
NVIDIA	507	35

Open roles not captured

Open roles not captured stay off the ratio

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.

Page type

Not a peer-pack ladder

There is no five-host peer-pack ladder here. The comparison is employed per open role on one seat.

Methodology

Employed is the current Technical Program Manager count, Senior included, on each company's own homepage record. Open is the active posting count for that same title family as of 2026-10-05 PT. A recorded 0 means open roles were not captured, not that demand is zero. Source: Metix AI.

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Measured hosts: Microsoft 69.6× (2574 employed / 37 open); Meta 34.1× (1193 employed / 35 open); Uber 32.6× (163 employed / 5 open); Amazon 17.2× (5100 employed / 296 open); NVIDIA 14.5× (507 employed / 35 open).

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On the Technical Program Manager page, does a host whose open roles were not captured still get a bar?: 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.
Is this Technical Program Manager page the peer-pack ladder?: No. This page is employed divided by open roles for one title family. Hosts whose open roles were not captured stay off the ratio.
Which host leads Technical Program Manager employed per open role?: Microsoft 69.6× (2574 employed / 37 open), as of 2026-10-05 PT.
Where do the Technical Program Manager figures come from?: Employed and open cells were measured as of 2026-10-05 PT. Published by Metix AI. An unmeasured open cell is not filled in as demand. A cell recorded as 0 means open roles were not captured.