Citigroup Added 292 New Roles This Week, More Than Any Other Employer Tracked

Citigroup added 292 new roles in the last seven days, the largest weekly total of any single employer on the career sites Career App crawls. The bank holds 845 open listings on those boards today. That puts roughly a third of its current openings in the past week alone.

How many roles did Citigroup add, and how many are open?

Citigroup added 292 roles this week and shows 845 open listings in total. New roles count distinct roles: copies of one job on one employer board count once. Open listings count what sits on the job search today, so the two figures are not strictly the same unit.

The ratio is still useful. At 292 new against 845 open, about 35% of Citigroup listings on these boards arrived in the last seven days. Across every board tracked, 17,355 roles were added in that window, so Citigroup accounts for a little under 2% of the week's additions.

How does Citigroup compare with other large employers this week?

Citigroup led the weekly count, but U.S. Bank was close behind at 269 new roles, and U.S. Bank carries a much larger board overall at 1,337 open listings. JLL added 240 new roles against just 337 open, the fastest turnover in the group.

By open listings, Citigroup ranks fourth in this group, behind U.S. Bank, Stryker at 963 and Ranger Boats at 991. Its lead is in fresh postings, not in the size of the board.

What did the rest of the hiring week look like?

The boards Career App tracks carried 70,962 open listings from 1,056 employers, with 17,355 roles added and 7,777 closed in the last seven days. Closures trail the employer taking a role down by about a week, since a closure shows up on the next re-read of the board.

Week over week, new roles came in at 8,078 against 8,986 the prior week, on boards tracked before the comparison began. The 30-day figure moved the same direction: 38,048 new roles against 41,610 in the prior 30 days. Remote roles made up 3% of new postings.

California led the states with 727 new roles, down from 878 a week earlier. Texas added 594, up from 483, and New York added 533, up from 452. Michigan showed the sharpest jump in the top group, 352 new roles against 227.

Which skills showed up most in new postings?

Microsoft Excel led the week at 94 new roles naming it, followed by Microsoft Word at 76 and Data Analysis at 61. Budget Management appeared in 46 and Project Management in 30. These counts cover all employers, not one.

For pay, the Financial Analyst median posted range midpoint sits at $135,000 across 115 listings. That figure comes from pay ranges employers published on their own listings, annualized to USD. You can follow the daily counts on US hiring trends, day by day or search current openings on the job search.