Tech Job Postings Are Up 25% in 2022; Demand for Talent Remains High
Employers in healthcare, aerospace, finance and consulting are competing against traditional tech companies for technology professionals.
High-profile tech layoffs (more than 90,000 as of
“We've seen sustained strong demand for tech talent across key industries and sectors, as evidenced by our data showing an increase in job postings throughout 2022,” said
Non-Tech Industries Make Up Majority of Tech
Tech companies usually dominate job postings for technology professionals, but Dice found that
“Telemedicine continues its rapid expansion, people want to book their airfare and hotel rooms on their phones, we do our banking through an app — nearly every part of our lives is online today,” added Zeile. “Companies need to provide a seamless online and mobile experience for customers and protect the private information they hold, and that means companies need technology professionals with varied skill sets.”
Emerging Tech Hubs Continue to See Growth
As traditional tech hubs like
Engineers Are in High Demand Across the
Companies in every industry are increasingly focused on digital transformations in their businesses to meet consumer expectations, improve internal efficiency and maximize their reach. To make these transformations happen, companies are investing heavily in their in-house tech teams; job postings for software development engineers (+
These numbers serve as a reminder that, even as the economy contracts, there is still a great need for technology talent across many different industries — especially for the companies that were pushed into an accelerated digitization. These efforts likely cannot be stopped mid-stream, regardless of the economic environment, and organizations will continue to need technology teams to manage increasingly digitized daily operations.
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Methodology
To present the insights in this report, Dice used job posting data provided by Dice’s partner, Lightcast (formerly known as Emsi Burning Glass), which has a database of more than 1 billion current and historical job postings worldwide. Dice pulled data on
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