Tech Jobs in Houston, TX

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Houston has become a magnet for tech talent thanks to its blend of legacy energy companies, booming aerospace and biomedical research, and a growing SaaS ecosystem. The city offers a lower cost of living than many tech hubs, a high quality of life, and a talent pipeline from institutions like Rice University and UT‑Health.

Tech roles in Houston span everything from data engineering for oil and gas analytics at companies like Schlumberger, to AI research for medical imaging at MD Anderson, to software development for fintech startups in the Galleria District. Aerospace firms such as Lockheed Martin and SpaceX also hire embedded systems engineers and cyber‑security specialists.

With median home prices hovering near $300,000 but rapidly rising in sought‑after neighborhoods such as West University Place and River Oaks, salary transparency is essential. Knowing how your potential pay compares to peers in similar sectors lets candidates negotiate effectively and plan for the city’s unique cost structure.

Journeyman Electrician

Company: KC Construction Services, Inc.

Location: Dallas, TX

Posted Aug 21, 2025

Install, maintain, and repair electrical systems in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. Renovate existing electrical systems and build new…

Steel Fabricator/Welder

Company: Black Security Products, LLC.

Location: Houston, TX

Posted Aug 21, 2025

Read and interpret *blueprints, technical drawings, and fabrication specs*. Forklift certification or ability to operate material handling equipment.

Development Director

Company: American Heart Association

Location: Houston, TX

Posted Aug 21, 2025

In accordance with local and state laws where applicable, qualified applicants with arrest or conviction records will be considered for employment.

Customer Service Representative - Corporate

Company: Wolters Kluwer

Location: Austin, TX

Posted Aug 21, 2025

50-state corporate transactional experience that includes: document retrievals, incorporation/formation, registration/qualification, amendments, annual/biennial…

Class A Driver - Days - San Antonio

Company: Johnson Brothers - Maverick of Texas

Location: San Antonio, TX

Posted Aug 21, 2025

Minimum 3 year driving experience (tractor/trailer) / 5 years preferred. Must possess a valid Class A CDL. Unload the pallet of product at each respective cross…

Event Security Guard - AT&T Stadium

Company: BEST Crowd Management

Location: Arlington, TX

Posted Aug 21, 2025

Possess a valid security license or be willing to obtain one (if required by local regulations). Provide exceptional customer service by assisting attendees,…

Sweeper Truck Driver - CDL

Company: Sinacola

Location: Dallas, TX

Posted Aug 21, 2025

Operate sweeper truck to clean construction sites. This includes new housing developments, local cities, road construction, and addressing highway debris due to…

GCX PMO Project Manager

Company: eBay

Location: Austin, TX

Posted Aug 21, 2025

Project Management certification (PMP, CAPM, Agile, etc.) is a plus. We’re looking for someone who embraces innovation—especially in using AI tools and creative…

Licensed Event Security Guard - AT&T Stadium

Company: BEST Crowd Management

Location: Arlington, TX

Posted Aug 21, 2025

Possess a valid security license (Texas Private Security License Level 2 or higher required). Provide exceptional customer service by assisting attendees,…

Combination Welder - (Houston, Texas) - Austin Industrial (TPC) - (Maintenance)

Company: Ausitn Industrial

Location: Houston, TX

Posted Aug 21, 2025

This person must be able to join metal parts, such as pipe or metal plates as specified by layout, blueprints, work orders, welding procedures or oral…

Security Patrol Guard

Company: ACE CARD CLUB LLC

Location: San Antonio, TX

Posted Aug 21, 2025

Prior experience in security, or related field is preferred. Provide customer service and assistance and guidance to visitors and employees, ensuring a…

Data Analyst/Report Writer 3

Company: The HT Group

Location: Austin, TX

Posted Aug 21, 2025

Previous experience working with Texas state agencies. Previous experience with Jira is preferre1PreferredPrevious experience with BI tools (SAP, Tableau) is…

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of tech jobs are available in Houston, TX?
Houston’s tech scene includes software engineering, data science, AI and machine learning, cybersecurity, DevOps, cloud architecture, embedded systems for aerospace, and biomedical informatics. Roles range from junior front‑end developers at fintech startups to senior data analysts at energy analytics firms like Baker Hughes.
How do remote and on-site work trends look in Houston's tech market?
Hybrid models dominate; most SaaS and software firms allow employees to work remotely 2–3 days a week. Energy and aerospace companies often require on‑site presence for field data collection and lab work, but many now offer flexible schedules. Remote roles are more common in cybersecurity and cloud services.
Who are the major tech employers in Houston?
Key employers include Schlumberger, Baker Hughes, ExxonMobil, Lockheed Martin, SpaceX, MD Anderson, Confluent, TTEC, and the Houston Technology Center. Startups such as Cloudflare, Everflow, and Greenlight Labs also contribute to the local ecosystem.
What salary expectations should I have for tech roles in Houston?
Salaries vary by sector: entry‑level software engineers earn $80k–$100k, mid‑level $100k–$130k, and senior $130k–$170k. Data scientists average $90k–$140k, while cybersecurity specialists range $95k–$150k. Energy‑tech roles often include bonuses and stock options.
Any advice for relocating to Houston for tech work?
Research neighborhoods that fit your lifestyle: West University Place, River Oaks, and Galleria offer higher rents but quality schools; Downtown and Midtown offer vibrant dining and nightlife with more affordable options. Attend local meetups, join the Houston Technology Center, and leverage alumni networks from Rice and UT‑Health to find referrals. Budget for transportation—hiring a car is common—and use public transit or ride‑share for commuting to tech hubs.

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