Tech Jobs in United States

U.S. tech salaries lead the globe, with 3,369 openings averaging $120,000 for software engineers and $115,000 for data scientists. The market rewards coding fluency, cloud proficiency, and AI knowledge, and many roles offer full‑time remote or hybrid options that let you work from anywhere in the country.

Key industry hubs include Silicon Valley (Mountain View, San Jose), Seattle, Austin, New York, Boston, and Raleigh. Large incumbents—Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Apple—drive demand for senior engineers and product managers, while fintech, healthtech, and gaming start‑ups thrive in Austin, Boston, and Seattle respectively. Cloud‑first companies like Snowflake (Seattle) and cybersecurity leaders such as Palo Alto Networks (Santa Clara) also dominate the job board.

Cost of living varies sharply: San Francisco and New York have the highest housing indices, yet salaries there offset the expense; Austin and Dallas offer median rents below 40% of the national average while still paying $110,000‑plus for senior roles. Transparent salary data helps you calculate net take‑home after taxes, housing, and commuting, ensuring you choose a position that fits your financial goals.