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Jobstreet by SEEK reveals latest in-demand jobs in PH

As of the first quarter of 2026, Call Center and Customer Service roles surged at the top of the list, accounting for 13.9% of all the available jobs on the platform. This is followed by the Accounting roles (12.5%) and Information and Communication Technology (12.4%).

Jobstreet by SEEK reveals the latest in-demand jobs in the country, noting a surge towards part-time and specialized jobs, as well as an uptick in remote or hybrid work.

As of the first quarter of 2026, Call Center and Customer Service roles surged at the top of the list, accounting for 13.9% of all the available jobs on the platform. This is followed by the Accounting roles (12.5%) and Information and Communication Technology (12.4%).

Other in-demand roles include Administration & Office Support (11.8%), Manufacturing, Transport and Logistics (10.7%), Sales (10.3%), Engineering 6.5%, and Retail and Consumer Products (6.3%). Marketing and Communications (5.6%), as well as Human Resources and Recruitment (5.3%), also joined the top ten list.

Jobstreet by SEEK notes that the top roles have remained generally consistent over the past year, with a remarkable rise in demand for part-time roles and specialized positions such as  AI Engineer and Data Analyst. This trend urges candidates to align their expertise through continued upskilling and reskilling.

Part-time roles have grown by 35% year-over-year, as Jobstreet by SEEK recorded over 4,000 new postings this year. The spike in numbers is largely driven by hirers’ demand for global talent and the normalization of hybrid or remote work in the market. This trend highlights how the job landscape is evolving to prioritize both cost-efficiency and work-life balance.

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Jobstreet by SEEK furthermore identifies AI integration as a primary driver of the labor market. As more companies embed AI into their company structures, the career portal forecasts a surge in specialized ‘human-in-the-loop’ roles. In-demand roles, as revealed in the latest data shown, are particularly high for tech and communications experts capable of overseeing and optimizing these new AI adaptations.

“The future of work in the Philippines is anchored on trust, augmentation, and continuous upskilling. While AI is fundamentally changing how we work, it’s not a direct replacement of talent. Rather, it is creating emerging roles that require a human overseer for these automated processes, so employees can focus more on high-thinking critical decision making,” said Dannah Majarocon, Jobstreet by SEEK Managing Director in the Philippines.

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