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Skill · Languages

Shell

Command-line scripting on Linux.

3.3%
of core AI postings mention it
116
postings
84
companies
30-day change · from 2nd edition

Which roles ask for it

Share of each role's postings that mention this skill.

  1. MLOps / Platform Engineer
    5 postings
    13.2%
  2. 4.9%
  3. 7 postings
    4.6%
  4. 80 postings
    4.6%
  5. 2.6%
  6. 2.2%
  7. 1.7%
  8. 0.9%

Skills that appear with it

Share of the postings mentioning Shell that also mention each skill.

  1. DevOps
    88.8%
  2. Languages
    87.1%
  3. DevOps
    56.0%
  4. Tools
    51.7%
  5. Methods and process
    50.0%
  6. LLM applications
    41.4%
  7. DevOps
    40.5%
  8. 37.1%
  9. LLM applications
    27.6%
  10. Machine learning
    24.1%
  11. Databases
    23.3%
  12. LLM applications
    21.6%

Industries and places

Share of this skill's postings.

Industry
  1. Software & Internet
    47
    40.5%
  2. Electronics & Hardware
    41
    35.3%
  3. Semiconductor
    12
    10.3%
  4. Telecom, Media & Digital Content
    5
    4.3%
  5. Finance & Insurance
    4
    3.5%
  6. Healthcare & Biotech
    2
    1.7%
  7. Wholesale, Retail & E-commerce
    2
    1.7%
  8. Consulting & Marketing Services
    1
    0.9%
  9. Manufacturing
    1
    0.9%
  10. Hospitality & Consumer Services
    1
    0.9%
Place
  1. Taipei
    55
    47.4%
  2. New Taipei
    33
    28.4%
  3. Hsinchu City
    7
    6.0%
  4. Taoyuan
    6
    5.2%
  5. Hsinchu County
    5
    4.3%
  6. Taichung
    4
    3.5%
  7. Kaohsiung
    2
    1.7%
  8. Nantou
    2
    1.7%
  9. Miaoli
    1
    0.9%
  10. Hualien
    1
    0.9%

Where this number is read from

Of the 116 postings, how many were found through the employer's own skill tags, the title, and the job description. A posting can carry more than one kind of evidence, so the three add up to more than the posting count.

  1. Employer's skill tags
    41
  2. Job title
    0
  3. Job description
    89
The data on this page
Data as of
September 11, 2026
Core AI postings this edition
3,523
Method version
2026.09.1

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