Tech for Good jobs barometer, November 2026

The Tech for Good jobs barometer counts, every day, the job openings published by positive-impact organisations and breaks them down by contract, sector, country, French region, remote work and experience level. This note records the figures of 9 November 2026. The full data is on the barometer page and in JSON, under a CC BY 4.0 licence.

This month's figures

The catalogue lists 878 open positions, published by 397 organisations: nonprofits, foundations, cooperatives and impact-driven companies.

Six in ten contracts with a known type are permanent (60%). Internships come next (17%), followed by volunteering (14%), fixed-term contracts (5%), freelance missions (2%) and apprenticeships (1%). These shares cover the 842 openings whose contract type is known, 96% of the catalogue.

Climate and energy remain the leading sector, with 26% of openings. Health and responsible tech follow (17% each), then social and solidarity work (14%), the circular economy (4%), food and agriculture (4%) and education (3%). One opening in eight (12%) fits none of these sectors.

One employer weighs heavily this month

Mistral AI alone publishes 120 openings, 14% of the catalogue. Almost all of them are permanent contracts, and 98 are based in the Paris region. Three quarters fall under responsible tech.

An employer of that size is enough to shift several averages. Without its openings, permanent contracts would make up 54%, responsible tech 8% and the Paris region 57%. Climate and energy would rise to 30% of openings.

Where the openings are

Two located openings in three are in France (68%). Most of the rest are in the United Kingdom (10%), Germany (8%) and Spain (5%).

Within France, the Paris region (Île-de-France) holds 66% of openings with a known region. Far behind come Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (7%), Nouvelle-Aquitaine (6%) and Bourgogne-Franche-Comté (4%). Pays de la Loire, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, Hauts-de-France and Occitanie each account for about 3%.

Remote work and experience level

The work arrangement is stated for only half of the openings (52%). Among those, fully remote positions come first (46%), ahead of on-site work (30%) and hybrid work (24%).

Experienced profiles are now the most sought after, with 35% of openings whose level is known. Senior profiles follow (29%), then entry-level positions (28%) and team lead roles (9%).

What changed since October

On 28 October, the catalogue held 715 openings from 387 organisations. It now holds 163 more, from only ten additional organisations. Mistral AI's 120 openings account for most of the gap.

The share of permanent contracts rises from 50% to 60%, and responsible tech from 8% to 17%. Fully remote work gains eight points (from 38% to 46%) and the Paris region ten (from 56% to 66%). Entry-level positions, first in October with 36% of openings, drop to third place (28%). Without Mistral AI's openings, these shifts would be much smaller.

Since the first published reading, on 21 August 2026, which counted 413 openings and 225 organisations, the catalogue has more than doubled. The increase comes mainly from sources added in the meantime, more than from market growth. Volunteering, for instance, comes almost entirely from a single source, the French public platform JeVeuxAider, and its share falls mostly because the other sources are growing faster.

The method in brief

The barometer only counts active openings approved by moderation, like the rest of the site. Each share is calculated on the openings where the information is filled in, never on the whole catalogue. A breakdown that covers less than half of the openings is not published. Openings come from public and partner sources, and the barometer reflects their composition as much as the market. The detailed methodology is on the barometer page.

Reusing these figures

The data is published under a CC BY 4.0 licence. You are free to reuse it in an article, a study or a presentation, provided you credit the source. The following attribution is enough.

Tech for Good jobs barometer, Inpactum, November 2026, https://inpactum.com/barometre (CC BY 4.0 licence)

The next update will be published in December.