Dallas-Fort Worth ranked No. 8 among 50 North American markets in CBRE's Scoring Tech Talent 2026 report, adding 37,230 tech workers between 2022 and 2025 — the second-largest gain of any market tracked. [Illustration: Adobe Stock]
The Dallas Regional Chamber's talent-attraction arm — Say Yes to Dallas — powers the event.
A roster of company sponsors expands career opportunities for HackDFW participants, says DRC's Duane Dankesreiter. “Last year we gave over 600 resumes to participating companies."
In this week's roundup of hires and promotions in North Texas, you'll also find news from BBG, Imaginuity, Eyemart Express, JAMCO Interests, The Nonprofit Alliance, RGT Wealth Advisors, Mohr Partners, and Complexity Gaming.
The report puts Dallas-Fort Worth at No. 8 for job growth in high-tech software and services, with an increase rate of 12.7 percent for the past two years.
Students and experienced engineers alike hacked solutions to real-world challenges with algorithms, coding scripts, and data in three days of problem-solving. Some of the world’s biggest names in business—Amazon, McKesson, and USAA (to name a few)—were taking note.
Hackathons have became the new career fair for tech talent.
The 28th annual ranking revealed 100 U.S. employers that offer top benefits, foster teamwork, and invest in their tech teams. Meet the three local companies named to the list, all in the small organization category.
Jobs on the Rise in 2021 analyzes the shifts COVID-19 has caused on employment and hiring trends. In the digital transformation category, LinkedIn named Dallas-Fort Worth as a top region for user experience professionals, a job that grew five times over from 2019 to 2020.
StaffDNA's new marketplace is built on top of the most advanced applicant tracking systems in the industry, its CEO says. This streamlines the interactions between healthcare professionals and employers.
A new generation of innovators is taking its place in Dallas-Fort Worth lore, creating the next wave of great companies, services, and ideas.
We begin the decade with a toast to our newest magazine, Dallas Innovates 2020. This year, the cover of our third annual print publication declares “The Future is Here.”
Talent is the No. 1 thing on the minds of North Texas leaders. Our special edition magazine dives into how companies, culture, and community are making Dallas-Fort Worth a force for the future.
Callaway Golf Co. (NYSE: CALY) is swinging into Fort Worth’s AllianceTexas with a $15 million plant for advanced 3D printing of custom-made titanium golf clubs.
Carlsbad, California-based Callaway, which makes and sells golf equipment, gear and apparel, said the new facility will expand its advanced manufacturing and R&D capabilities....
A new factory in Fort Worth anchors a $125 million, two-year investment by drone delivery company Wing for producing next-generation aircraft in the U.S.
Wing said the 15,000-square-foot manufacturing plant will employ up to 100 people and enable the company to produce tens of thousands of drones each year....
Callaway Golf Co. (NYSE: CALY) is swinging into Fort Worth’s AllianceTexas with a $15 million plant for advanced 3D printing of custom-made titanium golf clubs.
Carlsbad, California-based Callaway, which makes and sells golf equipment, gear and apparel, said the new facility will expand its advanced manufacturing and R&D capabilities....
A new factory in Fort Worth anchors a $125 million, two-year investment by drone delivery company Wing for producing next-generation aircraft in the U.S.
Wing said the 15,000-square-foot manufacturing plant will employ up to 100 people and enable the company to produce tens of thousands of drones each year....