Tech Jobs in Chicago, Illinois
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Chicago’s tech scene is booming, with more than 3,300 openings across software, data science, and cybersecurity. The city’s central location on the Midwest, strong university pipeline from Northwestern and UIUC, and a growing ecosystem of venture capital make it a magnet for talent and investment.
Key employers range from global giants such as Google, Exelon, and Boeing to fintech leaders like Stripe and Square, health‑tech firms in the West Loop, and a surge of AI startups in Wicker Park and Fulton Market. The city also hosts major logistics tech hubs that power the nation’s supply chain.
While the median rent in neighborhoods like Lincoln Park and the West Loop is high, the average tech salary in Chicago often exceeds the national tech median. Transparent salary data helps candidates evaluate offers against local living costs and plan for neighborhoods such as Gold Coast, Logan Square, and River North.
Licensed Practical Nurse
Company: Wexford Health Sources
Location: Rushville, Illinois
Posted Jun 02, 2025
ENT | Illinois | 4 Days | $100K Student Loans & $80K Signing Bonus
Company: Jackson Physician Search
Location: Illinois
Posted Jun 03, 2025
Obstetrics & Gynecology - Obstetrician Gynecologist
Company: Trinity Health
Location: Maywood, Illinois
Posted Jun 03, 2025
Registered Nurse
Company: Wexford Health Sources
Location: Mount Sterling, Illinois
Posted Jun 02, 2025
Registered Nurse- NEW 4 day work week
Company: Wexford Health Sources
Location: Pinckneyville, Illinois
Posted Jun 02, 2025
Mental Health Professional
Company: Wexford Health Sources
Location: Lincoln, Illinois
Posted Jun 03, 2025
Marketing Manager
Company: MillerKnoll
Location: Chicago, IL
Posted Jun 02, 2025
5–7 years in marketing or agency roles (advertising, PR, or integrated marketing); luxury, fashion, or design-focused brand experience preferred, with B2B or…
Plumber or Plumber Apprentice
Company: J Mac Mechanical
Location: Chicago Ridge, IL
Posted Jun 02, 2025
Must have own hand tools and a form of transportation to get to work. Must be able to listen to instruction and both work with others and by yourself.