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International Organization for Migration (IOM)

International Organization for Migration (IOM) has 16 roles listed weighted toward operations.

Live roles

16

16 new this week

New in 4 weeks

16

Roles first seen in the last four weeks

Remote share

0%

0 roles you can do remotely

Latest roles

The most recent postings from International Organization for Migration (IOM)'s careers site.

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Hiring over time

New roles each week, counted from the week we first saw them. The trend compares the last 4 weeks with the 4 before.

Not enough history yet: this chart needs at least two weeks of listings.

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Where they hire

Roles grouped by region. A region counts as emerging when postings in the last 30 days are more than 50% up on the 30 days before.

  1. 01 United States 2 (15.4%)
  2. 02 United Kingdom 1 (7.7%)
  3. 03 APAC 1 (7.7%)

Who they hire

Roles by seniority. Executive hires are shown separately, as they are often the first sign of a change in direction.

  • Senior 10
  • Mid-level 2
  • Entry-level 3

Skills that set them apart

Location Quotient: the share of this company's postings that ask for a skill, divided by the same share across its industry peers. Above 1.0 means this company asks for the skill more often than its peers do. The peer figure leaves this company out, so a dominant employer doesn't flatten to 1.0. Skills seen fewer than 3 times here are left out.

Not enough peer-company data in this industry yet to compute a Location Quotient.

Hiring competitors

Companies in the same industry, ranked by how closely their top 5 job categories overlap with this one's. Momentum compares the same two 14-day windows.

No peers yet. Peer matching needs more companies tagged in this industry, and the list fills out as coverage grows.

How this is computed

Company data last refreshed: unknown.

Hiring figures come from live listings on the employer's careers site and may be up to a day old. AI-exposure scores match each role's occupation (O*NET 30.2) against the Anthropic Economic Index (24 March 2026 release).

Caveats: salaries use 2024 exchange rates; unusual locations can't always be placed in a region; the Location Quotient leaves out companies with fewer than 5 listed roles to keep ratios stable; salary disclosure under 20% triggers the low-disclosure note.

Machine-readable: /companies/international-organization-for-migration-iom.json · /companies/international-organization-for-migration-iom.md · api.yubhub.co/stats/company/international-organization-for-migration-iom