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The organizations in Olympiad career histories

Explore the companies, universities, and research organizations connected through Olympiad medalists’ work histories.

77.4%

of profiles with organization records list more than one organization.

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Organizations appearing most often

Share of profiles with organizations in work history

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These are organizations recorded in experience histories, including past roles, internships, and academic appointments. They are not a count of current employees.

What the records show

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Google is the most recorded organization

11.3% of profiles with organizations in their work histories include Google. Each person counts once for that organization, regardless of how many roles or appointments they recorded there.

One profile can connect several organizations

77.4% of profiles with organization records list more than one. The chart describes recorded career histories, so a single person may appear under multiple organizations.

The useful detail is in the individual history

An organization page connects these percentages to people. Open a profile to see the role titles, available dates, competition achievements, and source links behind the association.

Sources and chart data

Organization charts use the company or organization fields in matched experience records. Known naming variants are combined, and each person counts once per organization. Education records are kept separate. Entries describe saved professional histories rather than independently verified current employment.

The career collection contains 7,442 matched people as of 12 September 2026. The chart data includes the numerator and denominator for every percentage. Values are rounded to one decimal place.

Official competition records are linked from each profile. Education and experience come from the matched public career records linked there.

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