Arizona
Explore tech, startup, and AI jobs in Arizona. Browse open roles from fast-growing companies hiring right now, filter by role, and see the cities, companies, and events that make Arizona a place to build a career in tech.
Open Positions1,035 jobs in Arizona
Where Arizona’s tech talent studies
Arizona State University
- Michael J. AhearnCEO of First Solar
- Ryan WoodCo-Founder of Under Armour
- Howard LindzonFounder of StockTwits
- Chris CooksonPresident of Sony Pictures Technologies
- Kate SpadeCo-Founder of Kate Spade New York
University of Arizona
- Colette KressEVP and CFO of Nvidia
- Max CutlerFounder of Parcast, acquired by Spotify
- Terry LundgrenFormer CEO of Macy's
- Robert SarverFounder of Western Alliance Bank
- Brian SchmidtNobel laureate physicist
Northern Arizona University
- Martin CasadoCo-Founder of Nicira, General Partner at Andreessen Horowitz
- Robert Maynard Jr.Founder of LifeLock
- Tajana RosingUC San Diego professor in edge computing
- Michael ReevesSoftware engineer and roboticist
- David MangelsdorfPharmacologist and HHMI investigator
Unicorn startups in Arizona
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What’s happening in Arizona
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Tech jobs in Arizona: common questions
How many tech jobs are open in Arizona right now?
Feeny is tracking about 1,035 open tech roles in Arizona, from roughly 216 companies hiring across the state. Every listing comes straight from a company's own careers page, so what you see is a role being actively worked, not a months-old repost. The Phoenix metro accounts for most of it, with Tucson adding a smaller share. Use the filters to narrow by city or discipline.
Which Arizona cities have the most tech jobs?
The Phoenix metro dominates, and it's really a cluster of adjacent cities rather than one. Phoenix and Scottsdale carry the enterprise tech and fintech weight, while Tempe, Chandler, and Mesa hold a mix of startups and the semiconductor build-out. Tucson trails as a secondary hub. Of the 7 Arizona cities we index, the Phoenix ring is where the openings concentrate.
What companies are hiring for tech roles in Arizona?
Arizona's biggest tech story right now is silicon: TSMC and Intel are both building large chip fabs in the Phoenix area, and that draws manufacturing, process, and equipment engineers by the thousands. Waymo runs its driverless cars in Phoenix, so autonomy work lives here too. Layered on top is a fintech and back-office base plus enterprise software around Scottsdale and Chandler. Feeny lists roles from about 216 companies statewide, worth browsing for the current mix.
What kinds of tech roles are common in Arizona?
Chip manufacturing is the standout. The TSMC and Intel fabs mean semiconductor and hardware roles show up far more here than in a typical software town, and they need people on the factory floor as much as at a desk. Autonomy testing adds a specialized slice thanks to Waymo. Beyond hardware, the base is fintech and enterprise software, so there's plenty of conventional engineering and data work too.
What is it like to work in tech in Arizona?
Arizona has quietly become the landing spot for Californians priced out of the coast. Cost of living runs about 8 percent above the national average, which sounds high until you compare a Phoenix mortgage to a Bay Area one, and the gap is enormous. The scene is younger and more industrial than a pure software city, shaped by the fabs and the autonomy work rather than a VC monoculture. The honest catch is the summer heat, which is not a small thing when you live through it.
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