The Top 10 Cities for Tech Jobs - Page 3

Which cities are the most promising for tech job seekers? We offer our own analysis and rankings.

By  Jessica Vartabedian | Jul 31, 2012
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3. The third city on our list is the booming metropolis of Washington, D.C. Tech workers around Capitol Hill average $94,932 and there are 7,445 job openings. AOL, Living Social and SAIC are all headquartered in D.C. The Cost of Living Index is 124.4 to 141.1.

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