Companies using Great Expectations
As of 4 November 2026, 287 companies name Great Expectations in their own job postings; it leaves no trace on websites or in DNS.
As of 4 November 2026 · refreshed daily · counts move as websites, DNS and career sites are re-read.
- Largest market
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- Companies with 51+ staff
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- Top industry
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- Team that names it most
- Data & AI · 389 postings
- Hiring on it, last 30 days
- 221 companies
- Most often alongside
- Apache Airflow · 201 companies
Where Great Expectations shows up
Each population is counted on its own. We never add them up without saying so, because they answer different questions.
Companies whose own pages load Great Expectations's scripts or embeds, or whose domain's mail and hosting records (SPF, DKIM, MX, CNAME) point at Great Expectations. From our crawl of 41.5M company websites and the DNS sweep behind it. Reach: the tool is in the building.
Companies whose own postings say the team works in Great Expectations. Read hourly from ~70 applicant tracking systems, with the function, a quote and a date. Intent: the team that runs it is hiring.
Companies in the footprint whose postings also name Great Expectations. The rest of the posting population (287) runs Great Expectations without a public trace on the site or in DNS, which is where job data earns its place.
Companies on Great Expectations
Companies with 51+ employees and at least medium-confidence evidence in their own postings; job boards and portals left out.
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Who runs Great Expectations inside the company
The 287 companies whose postings name Great Expectations: by country, size and the function of the role. The second number in the function table is companies.
| postings · companies | |
|---|---|
| Data & AI | 389 · 260 |
| Software engineering | 64 · 49 |
| IT operations & business systems | 23 · 16 |
| Engineering (non-software) | 22 · 15 |
| Quality, safety & environment | 17 · 10 |
| Product, program & project management | 10 · 9 |
| Legal, compliance & risk | 6 · 3 |
| Skilled trades and field service | 5 · 4 |
| Sales | 4 · 3 |
| Customer service & success | 2 · 2 |
| companies | share | |
|---|---|---|
| United States | 192 | 67% |
| United Kingdom | 20 | 7% |
| France | 10 | 3% |
| Canada | 6 | 2% |
| Germany | 6 | 2% |
| Brazil | 5 | 2% |
| India | 5 | 2% |
| Australia | 4 | 1% |
| Belgium | 4 | 1% |
| Sweden | 4 | 1% |
| Netherlands | 3 | 1% |
| Switzerland | 2 | 1% |
| companies | share | |
|---|---|---|
| Self-employed | 8 | 3% |
| 2-10 employees | 18 | 6% |
| 11-50 employees | 36 | 13% |
| 51-200 employees | 59 | 21% |
| 201-500 employees | 34 | 12% |
| 501-1000 employees | 36 | 13% |
| 1001-5000 employees | 50 | 17% |
| 5001-10000 employees | 16 | 6% |
| 10,001+ employees | 30 | 10% |
| postings | |
|---|---|
| Postings, last 30 days | 376 |
| Postings, last 90 days | 520 |
| All open postings | 630 |
221 companies opened a role that names Great Expectations in the last 30 days. A hiring team that names its tools is the moment to write to the person who owns the stack.
What Great Expectations teams also ask for
Tools named in the same postings as Great Expectations. Office software is left out.
Great Expectations against the rest of its category
Ranked by companies naming each tool in postings. Whole category →
Quote the sentence with the date and the link. The numbers change daily; the link always shows the current ones.
287 companies name Great Expectations in their own job postings; it leaves no trace on websites or in DNS, so the posting layer is the whole picture. (Breaknorm, 4 November 2026, https://breaknorm.co/tools/great-expectations)
Read from the source, not self-reported
Every number on this page can be traced to a page we crawled or a posting we read. Full methodology →
- Website codeScripts, tags and embeds found on the company's own pages in our crawl of 41.5M sites. A tool counts once per company.
- DNS recordsSPF includes, DKIM selectors, MX and CNAME records of the company's domain that point at Great Expectations or another vendor. Swept in cycles; dedicated mail-provider and hosting facets open once coverage passes 80% per country.
- Job postingsRead hourly from the applicant tracking systems behind company career sites. A tool counts when the employer's own text names it as the team's system; candidate wish-lists and apply boilerplate are excluded. Confidence low, medium or high per company.
- Sending infrastructureCold-e-mail sending domains are look-alike domains on a provider's infrastructure (DNS records, certificate logs) that redirect to the company. Absence is not evidence: only companies with a found sending domain are counted.
- CompaniesCountry, size and industry come from the company profile we build from its website; headcount from LinkedIn where known, otherwise estimated. Job boards, portals and aggregators are kept out of lists.
Great Expectations data: questions
How many companies use Great Expectations?
287 as of 4 November 2026: 0 carry Great Expectations on their website or in their DNS records and 287 name it in their own job postings; 0 show up in both. We keep the two counts apart because they measure different things.
What does "website or DNS" mean?
Our crawler finds Great Expectations's scripts, embeds and tags on the company's own pages, and our DNS sweep reads the domain's mail and hosting records (SPF includes, DKIM selectors, MX, CNAMEs) that point at Great Expectations. Either one puts the company in the footprint. The sweep is still running, so this number grows week by week.
Why is the job-posting number so much smaller?
A posting only names a tool when the team that will use it is hiring and chooses to say so. That makes it a smaller but stronger signal: it tells you which team runs Great Expectations, with a quote and a date. The footprint tells you reach.
How fresh is this?
Career sites are read hourly, websites are re-crawled on a rolling schedule and DNS is re-swept in cycles. The date at the top is when these counts were computed.
Can I get the list?
Yes. The first 20 are on this page; the full 287 with verified e-mails and a weekly feed of new Great Expectations users is in the product. Counting is free.
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