Glassdoor, an influential job information website, is home to company reviews from employees, job market information, and lists like the one we’re looking at today: 100 Best Places to Work in 2024.
This list features employers across various industries, including technology, finance, real estate, consulting, retail, and more. According to Glassdoor, “many companies made our '24 list partly due to flexible work arrangements, strong support from leadership, and collaborative environments.”
We looked through the list and pulled out the nine best tech companies to work for in 2024. These companies have ratings of 4.6 (out of 5.0) or higher. As you’ll see, many (but not all) of these companies focus on AI, a growing trend in tech. Read more about each company below.
9 of the Best Tech Companies to Work for Right Now
1. WhatNot
Glassdoor Rating: 4.8
Focus: Web retail, live shopping, and e-commerce
94% of surveyed employees would recommend the company to a friend
WhatNot is a Los Angeles-based company that builds e-commerce and shopping platforms, with a focus on small businesses, community, and entertainment. They offer remote and on-site employment to a variety of technology professionals.
2. NVIDIA
Glassdoor Rating: 4.7
Focus: Full-stack computing and AI
94% of surveyed employees would recommend the company to a friend
Possibly the most advanced, well-established tech company on the list, NVIDIA is a world leader in artificial intelligence. This company was founded in 1993, and although not a household name, has a strong reputation in the tech industry.
3. Axios HQ
Glassdoor Rating: 4.7
Focus: Communication software
81% of surveyed employees would recommend the company to a friend
Axios HQ is advancing AI-powered software designed for various organizations. Its focus is on organizational communication, both internal and external.
4. Events.com
Glassdoor Rating: 4.7
Focus: Event management and registration
98% of surveyed employees would recommend the company to a friend
Events.com is a leading platform for selling tickets, promoting events, and engaging sponsors. Users can visit the site for music, dance, theater, and leisure events. An impressive 98% of employment reviewers would recommend this company to a friend (the highest on this list).
5. Notion Labs
Glassdoor Rating: 4.7
Focus: Enterprise software and networks
95% of surveyed employees would recommend the company to a friend
Known for its friendly and collaborative working environment, this company has developed an AI-powered workspace for a variety of businesses. Their client list includes Nike, Uber, Toyota, Amazon, and many others.
6. MarginEdge
Glassdoor Rating: 4.7
Focus: Restaurant paperwork management
97% of surveyed employees would recommend the company to a friend
Restaurant paperwork can be frustrating, but this company uses software to make it easier, less confusing, and more efficient. The company is known for strong teamwork, and 100% of Glassdoor reviewers approve of MarginEdge’s CEO.
7. ServiceNow
Glassdoor Rating: 4.6
Focus: Digital workflow platform
90% of surveyed employees would recommend the company to a friend
ServiceNow is an AI-based platform for online workflow management. With flexibility and well-reviewed company culture, plus an innovative focus on AI, it’s become an employee favorite.
8. MathWorks
Glassdoor Rating: 4.6
Focus: Mathematics and technical computing software
89% of surveyed employees would recommend the company to a friend
MathWorks builds AI-driven models for complex mathematical computing, working on fascinating subjects, such as making oxygen from the atmosphere on Mars. Excellent benefits and a solid work-life balance have helped it become one of the best tech companies to work for.
Glassdoor Rating: 4.6
Focus: Cloud-based construction management
85% of surveyed employees would recommend the company to a friend
This large software company is behind a comprehensive construction management system that improves building processes across the U.S. A positive company culture has made Procore Technologies an employee favorite.
Explore Tech Jobs Outside of Tech Companies
While the list above is helpful, especially if you want to work for a company centered on technology, it’s also important to note that tech jobs aren’t confined to tech-based companies.
As an example, let’s look at data that compared software developer jobs from 2019 and 2023 when the demand for open roles outside of traditional tech companies rose across industries:
- Retail jobs grew from 4% to 7%
- Manufacturing jobs grew from 10% to 16%
- Finance and insurance jobs rose from 8% to 14%
- The current healthcare IT market is valued at around 167.7 billion and is expected to grow by about 16.5% from 2023 to 2030.
These are just a few examples of the many industries expanding their tech worker pool to meet growing demand.
The bottom line is that tech needs you, and now is a great time to pursue your tech career path.
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