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Swift

#14

Apple platform development — iOS, macOS and server-side Swift

158 active listings-4 this week
Quick answer

As of October 2026, Swift appears in 158 active job listings, ranking #14 of 16 tracked languages by demand; roles requiring it advertise a median salary of $156k ($145k–$183k).

Source: Datamata Studios — methodology and update cadence.

Active listings

158

Currently indexed across all categories

Market rank

#14

Out of 16 tracked languages

Most hiring for

Senior

111 listings

Median salary

$156k

From 69 listings with pay data

12-week demand trend

Top roles hiring Swift

Full Stack Developer
96100%
Mobile Developer
3435%
Security Engineer
55%
Data Engineer
33%
Backend Engineer
33%
Data Scientist
22%
Platform Engineer
22%
Product Manager
22%

Seniority split

senior
111100%
mid
4641%
entry
11%

Skills that appear alongside Swift

Percentage of Swift listings that also require each skill

React
0.9%
Kotlin
0.8%
Stakeholder Mgmt
0.4%
CI/CD
0.3%
Python
0.3%
TypeScript
0.2%
AWS
0.2%
A/B Testing
0.2%
AI Agents
0.2%
Java
0.2%
Git
0.2%
LLMs / GenAI
0.2%

Companies actively hiring Swift developers

1Coinbase47
2Doctolib10
3stripe9
4robinhood8
5reddit7
6airbnb6
7affirm4
8Lemon.io4
9sumup3
10duolingo3
11SumUp2
12Pleo2

Salary range — Swift roles

25th pct

$145k

Median

$156k

75th pct

$183k

Annual USD · based on 69 listings with pay data · figures reflect midpoints of advertised ranges

Is Swift worth learning in 2026?

Swift appears in 158 active job listings tracked by this index, ranking #14 out of 16 languages by raw demand. Apple platform development — iOS, macOS and server-side Swift.

The highest-demand role is Full Stack Developer, followed by Mobile Developer. This reflects where Swift skills are most valued in the current market.

Swift commonly appears alongside React, Kotlin, Stakeholder Mgmt in job requirements — building proficiency in these related skills can strengthen your profile considerably.

Roles requiring Swift show a median advertised salary of $156k annually, with the middle 50% ranging from $145k to $183k.

Swift job demand FAQ

Is Swift in demand in 2026?

Swift appears in 158 active job listings tracked by this index, ranking #14 of 16 languages by raw demand. Listings fell by 4 in the past week.

What jobs use Swift?

Swift is most commonly required for Full Stack Developer roles, followed by Mobile Developer and Security Engineer. These are the titles where Swift appears most across active listings.

How much do Swift developers earn?

Roles requiring Swift advertise a median salary of $156k, with the middle 50% between $145k and $183k, based on 69 listings with disclosed pay. Figures are midpoints of advertised ranges.

What skills should I learn with Swift?

Swift most often appears alongside React, Kotlin and Stakeholder Mgmt in job requirements. Pairing Swift with these strengthens your profile for current openings.

Related languages

Based on active job listings across data, backend, AI and web categories · Updated weekly