When do TypeScript jobs post on Upwork
TypeScript jobs peak between 10am and 12pm ET, with Wednesday the busiest day to apply.
What hours do TypeScript jobs post?
Based on 1,880 TypeScript jobs over the last 90 days, shown in ET.
Number of jobs
Most TypeScript jobs post around 10am to 12pm ET.
When do TypeScript jobs post, by day and hour?
The darker the cell, the more jobs posted that hour.
TypeScript job posting activity
What are the best days to find TypeScript jobs?
The days of the week with the most TypeScript job posts.
Wednesday posts roughly 2.2x as many TypeScript jobs as Saturday.
Where do TypeScript jobs come from?
Top client countries, last 90 days.
United States
37% (687)United Kingdom
8% (150)India
5% (101)Canada
5% (88)Australia
4% (81)Philippines
3% (55)Ukraine
3% (51)United Arab Emirates
3% (50)Pakistan
3% (47)Germany
2% (43)
What do TypeScript jobs pay on Upwork?
Based on observed TypeScript job budgets and hourly profiles.
Median
$30/hr
Typical range
$13 to $73/hr
Fixed-price median
$340
Hourly rate distribution for TypeScript
Is TypeScript demand growing on Upwork?
How TypeScript demand has moved week to week, with the job-type and experience mix.
Weekly job demand
Down 15% over 11 weeksJobs per week
TypeScript job type
70%
30%
TypeScript experience level
21%
41%
38%
How we calculate this
- We analyzed 1,880 TypeScript job posts from the last 90 days
- Peak hour is the 60-minute window with the highest average posting volume
- All times are shown in your selected timezone
Analysis by Shajeel Afzal · Founder & CEO at UpAlerts
Source: UpAlerts · 1,880 jobs analyzed · Updated November 12, 2026
Hourly breakdown
| Hour | Jobs | Share |
|---|---|---|
| 9am | 106 | 6% |
| 10am | 121 | 6% |
| 11am | 106 | 6% |
| 12pm | 106 | 6% |
| 1pm | 91 | 5% |
| 2pm | 105 | 6% |
| 3pm | 97 | 5% |
| 4pm | 77 | 4% |
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