There are several reasons for this, but primarily to not give more entries to one part of the country than necessary (e.g., all the cities/towns in Silicon Valley, California). Many of the entries in the list represent a region, not necessarily just one city or town.While the majority of jobs are in cities, population is not always an indicator, as some towns are part of “research parks/ technology corridors.”.Ranking here is approximate, not exact, due to ever-changing job availability and trends.Since computer-related jobs can by nearly any company these days, we’ve listed the top industries in each city and some of the top employers. It’s a loose ranking, and jobs are subject to change. This info was combined with top cities for existing computer-related jobs to form this general outlook. Because job counts are so variable from month to month, even week to week, we observed computer-related job postings over a five-month period in over 80 regions. We’ve compiled a list of 50 American cities with the most tech jobs. One area of growth is in computer-related jobs, which goes beyond just programming. Of course, that’s maybe more choice than some of us want or need, though the option is there. The Internet has, in its relatively short existence compared to other technologies, opened up career opportunities, making it easier to find jobs anywhere in the USA, thanks to hundreds of job sites and listings on thousands of corporate sites. Maybe later in our careers, we’d get moved to another location, or choose to relocate on our own. It used to be that Americans went to college and then got a job either near where we graduated or back near where we grew up - places we were familiar with.
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