A lot of job ads from companies mention Julia, usually with other languages mentioned, such as this latest one I see from Ford:
https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=daa997a44f3e5e97&tk=1i9bta0cjgbm581o&from=serp&vjs=3
Experience with software development in MATLAB or a similar technical computing language (Python, Julia, C++)
Can anyone confirm Julia used at companies like Ford, Facebook and more here (I know of many potentially using Julia, some, actually using, may never have placed a jobs ad):
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Introducing_Julia/Jobs
Meta (Facebook), Reality Labs, System Thermal Performance Engineer “using tools such as Julia or Python”
MIT Energy Initiative (MITEI), Postdoctoral Associate, “programming languages (e.g., Python, Julia, and MATLAB), and optimization packages (e.g., JuMP and Pyomo).”
Most of the national laboratories have job ads also listing Julia, and some seemingly make it pretty clear Julia, at least JuMP, already used or at least planned:
- National Renewable Energy Laboratory,
- Postdoctoral Researcher – Mathematical Optimization for Energy Systems, "Experience with Pyomo and/or JuMP "
- Nvidia, Machine Learning Engineer - Reinforcement, “Experience with Lisp / Scheme, Python, Julia, and C / C++.”[25]
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Postdoctoral Research Associate - Building Sensing and Control, “Preferred Qualifications: […] Demonstrated ability to program in Julia or Modelica.”