“mechanical”

Appeared in 6.4% of designer job listings the week of 2026-10-26 (38 of 595 postings).

First tracked 2026-04-13 · 19 weeks of collected data · peak prevalence 20% · no data collected Jul 27 – Sep 27

“mechanical” prevalence in designer JDs, by week

2026-04-13 → 2026-10-26

% of each week's designer postings that mention this term · 19 collected weeks · peak 20% · 1 week hidden (corpus < 20 listings) · 4 earlier weeks from before collection began not shown · hatched rows: no data collected, not 0%

2026-04-13
4.8%36/743
2026-04-20
4.9%3/61
2026-04-27
12%18/152
2026-05-04
16%21/129
2026-05-11
20%22/110
2026-05-18
2.8%1/36
2026-05-25
18%22/120
2026-06-01
13%25/196
2026-06-08
9.6%16/166
2026-06-15
18%43/234
2026-06-29
10%33/319
2026-07-06
15%42/283
2026-07-13
8.9%31/349
2026-07-20
9.4%11/117
2026-07-27
no data collected · 9 weeks, Jul 27 – Sep 27
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2026-09-28
12%38/310
2026-10-05
7.2%27/376
2026-10-12
6.0%33/554
2026-10-19
6.4%38/591
2026-10-26
6.4%38/595

Where the conversation happens

Roles mentioning "mechanical" over timeMentions of "mechanical" across roles over 21 collected weeks. Top contributing roles: Design Engineer (941), Senior Product Designer (15), Product Designer (7), Design Lead (5), Product Design Manager (3). No data was collected Jul 27 – Sep 27; that stretch is a gap, not zero.
Roles mentioning “mechanical” by week. Stack ordered inside-out; thicker bands = higher mention counts. Hatched: no data collected, so the river breaks instead of dropping to zero.
Design EngineerSenior Product DesignerProduct DesignerDesign LeadProduct Design ManagerUX ResearcherDesign Systems EngineerStaff Product DesignerOther roles
View as table
RoleTotal mentions
Design Engineer941
Senior Product Designer15
Product Designer7
Design Lead5
Product Design Manager3
UX Researcher2
Design Systems Engineer2
Staff Product Designer1

Roles where “mechanical” appears most

Ranked by share of the role's active listings that include this term. Roles with fewer than 20 active listings are left out.

About this tracker

Every active designer listing in our corpus is tokenized: HTML stripped, stopwords (common English words + job-posting boilerplate) removed, pure numbers dropped. The remaining tokens are bucketed into Monday-anchored weeks based on when each listing was first seen. Counts are weekly totals across every listing for that week. A week only counts as collected if our LinkedIn scrape (about 80% of volume) ran that week; weeks when it didn't are shown hatched as gaps, never as zeros.