Computer Science Employment Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Computer Science Employment Statistics

Computer science employment is tight and getting tighter, with a 2.2% unemployment rate for computer and information technology occupations in 2023 and a 94% six month employment rate for computer science graduates in 2022, alongside projected software developer growth of 25% from 2022 to 2032. The page also confronts who gets in and who stays, from women at 26% of computing professionals and immigrants taking 25% of Silicon Valley CS jobs to neurodiverse workers at 20% self reported in CS and 15% of CS pros reporting disabilities.

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Key Statistics

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48% of CS workforce is white, 2022 demographics.

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Women represent 26% of computing professionals in 2023.

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Asian Americans: 20% of software developers, 2022.

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Black or African American: 7% of IT workforce, 2023.

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Hispanic/Latino: 9% in computer occupations, 2022.

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Average age of software engineers: 29 years in 2023.

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15% of CS pros have disabilities, 2022 survey.

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Veterans: 5% of tech workforce, 2023.

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LGBTQ+ identification: 11% in tech, higher than avg.

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Immigrants: 25% of Silicon Valley CS jobs.

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Gen Z entering CS: 40% of new hires 2023.

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Baby boomers: 3% of developers, 2023.

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Rural CS workers: 12% of total, 2022.

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Union membership: 2% in IT sector, 2023.

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Single parents: 8% of tech workforce.

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Neurodiverse: 20% self-reported in CS, 2023 survey.

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First-gen college: 25% of CS grads employed.

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Military spouses: 4% in flexible CS roles.

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Non-binary gender: 2% of tech respondents, 2023.

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Over 50yo: 10% of programmers, declining.

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Indigenous/Native: 1% of STEM workforce.

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Multiracial: 5% in computing fields, 2022.

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Caregivers: 30% of women in tech, impact retention.

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International students: 60% of CS PhDs.

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Public sector CS: 15% of workforce.

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Startup employees: 20% under 25yo.

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75% of CS bachelor's degrees awarded to men in 2022.

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65% of CS grads have bachelor's as highest degree.

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45% of software developers hold master's degrees, 2023.

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PhD holders: 5% of computing workforce.

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Coding bootcamps: 25% of new devs entry point, 2023.

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Self-taught programmers: 40% per Stack Overflow 2023.

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CS certifications (e.g., AWS): held by 30% of IT pros.

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Associate degrees: 10% of CS occupations.

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Online degrees: 20% of new CS grads 2023.

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STEM H1B visas: 70% for CS fields.

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Community college CS transfers: 15% to 4-year.

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MOOCs completers entering jobs: 12% rate.

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Vendor certs (Cisco, Microsoft): 35% value over degrees.

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Women in CS grad programs: 22% enrollment.

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Average CS bachelor's completion time: 4.5 years.

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Apprenticeships in tech: 5% of hires, growing.

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High school CS courses: 60% of students take.

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MBAs in tech roles: 8% of managers.

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Nanodegrees (Udacity): 10% faster job entry.

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CS minors switching to major: 30% rate.

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Lifelong learning: 70% of CS pros take courses yearly.

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In 2023, the unemployment rate for computer and information technology occupations was 2.2%, significantly lower than the national average of 3.7%.

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As of Q4 2023, there were 5.2 million employed in computer and mathematical occupations in the US.

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Computer science graduates had a 94% employment rate within six months of graduation in 2022.

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In 2022, 82% of computer programmers were employed full-time.

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The underemployment rate for CS bachelor's holders was 12.5% in 2021.

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91% of software developers reported job security in a 2023 survey.

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In 2023, involuntary part-time employment in IT was 1.8%.

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CS majors had a 2.1% unemployment rate in 2022, per CPS data.

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96% of computer science PhDs were employed post-graduation in 2021.

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Long-term unemployment (>27 weeks) in computing occupations was 0.4% in 2023.

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88% of information security analysts were fully employed in 2022.

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Entry-level CS jobs had 85% placement rate for 2023 grads.

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Discouraged workers in IT sector: 0.2% of labor force in 2023.

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93% employment rate for database administrators in 2022.

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CS unemployment for recent grads (age 22-27): 3.4% in 2022.

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Full-time employment share for network architects: 95% in 2023.

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90% of CS master's holders employed within 3 months, 2022 data.

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IT unemployment rate for women: 2.5% vs 2.0% for men in 2023.

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97% of computer systems analysts employed full-time in 2022.

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Labor force participation rate for CS degree holders: 92% in 2021.

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89% employment rate for web developers post-2022 graduation.

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Marginally attached workers in computing: 0.1% in 2023.

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94% of computer occupations had employment growth > national avg in 2022.

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Unemployment duration average for IT layoffs: 2.3 months in 2023.

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86% of CS grads in workforce within 1 year, 2022 cohort.

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Not in labor force rate for CS PhDs: 4.2% in 2021.

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92% full employment for computer network support specialists.

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Youth unemployment (16-24) in CS: 4.1% in 2023.

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95% of data scientists employed full-time, 2023 survey.

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Overall CS field employment rate: 93.5% for degree holders aged 25-64.

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Software developers employment projected to grow 25% from 2022 to 2032.

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Information security analysts jobs to grow 32% by 2032.

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Data scientists projected growth 35% 2022-2032.

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Computer and IT occupations overall growth 15% to 2032.

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Network architects jobs up 4% by 2032.

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Database admin growth 8% projected 2022-2032.

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Computer systems analysts growth 10% to 2032.

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Web developers and digital designers: 16% growth by 2032.

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Computer programmers jobs decline 11% by 2032.

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IT managers projected growth 15% 2022-2032.

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Annual openings for software devs: 153,900 projected.

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Cybersecurity jobs to add 16,800 annually til 2032.

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AI/ML specialist demand up 40% since 2020.

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Cloud computing roles grew 50% in last 5 years.

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DevOps positions increased 75% from 2018-2023.

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Data engineering jobs up 50% YoY in 2023.

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Remote CS jobs postings doubled since 2020.

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Blockchain jobs grew 300% from 2020-2023.

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Quantum computing roles emerging, 200% growth projected.

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Low-code/no-code devs demand up 25% in 2023.

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IT project managers openings: 52,400 annually.

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Software QA growth 6% to 2032.

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AR/VR jobs projected 30% growth by 2028.

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Full-stack dev demand up 35% in 2023 postings.

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SRE roles grew 20% YoY in 2023.

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Fintech CS jobs up 45% since 2020.

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Healthtech IT growth 28% projected to 2030.

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Edtech developer roles doubled 2020-2023.

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Green tech CS jobs up 40% in 2023.

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Gaming industry devs: 12% growth to 2032.

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Median annual salary for software developers in the US was $127,260 in 2022.

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Entry-level software engineer salary averaged $112,000 in 2023.

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Computer systems analysts median pay: $103,800 per year in 2022.

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Data scientists earned a median of $103,500 in 2022.

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Information security analysts average salary: $112,000 in 2023.

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Web developers median wage: $80,730 annually in 2022.

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Computer programmers average pay: $97,800 in 2022.

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Network architects median salary: $129,840 in 2022.

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Database administrators earned $101,000 median in 2022.

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In Silicon Valley, senior software engineers averaged $250,000 total comp in 2023.

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CS bachelor's grads starting salary: $75,000 average in 2023.

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Machine learning engineers median: $150,000 in 2023.

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IT managers salary median: $164,070 in 2022.

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DevOps engineers average $135,000 in US, 2023.

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Cybersecurity specialists: $120,360 median pay 2022.

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Full-stack developers: $110,000 average salary 2023.

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Cloud architects earn $160,000 median in 2023.

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Frontend developers median: $85,000 in 2022.

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Backend developers average $115,000 in 2023.

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AI engineers salary: $140,000 median 2023.

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QA engineers: $90,000 average in US 2023.

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Product managers in tech: $145,000 median 2022.

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Systems analysts: $99,270 median 2022.

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Big Data engineers: $130,000 average 2023.

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Mobile app developers: $105,000 median 2023.

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CTO average salary: $250,000+ in 2023 for mid-size firms.

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Computer support specialists: $59,660 median 2022.

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Blockchain developers: $150,000 average 2023.

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VR/AR developers: $120,000 median 2023.

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Site reliability engineers: $155,000 average 2023.

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Computer and information technology unemployment sits at just 2.2%, while computer science degree holders are landing jobs at a 94% rate within six months. But workforce composition is a very different picture, with women making up 26% of computing professionals and coding still concentrated in certain age groups and degree pathways. This post brings those gaps, growth projections, and pay snapshots together so you can see where opportunity is widening and where it still isn’t.

Key Takeaways

  • 48% of CS workforce is white, 2022 demographics.
  • Women represent 26% of computing professionals in 2023.
  • Asian Americans: 20% of software developers, 2022.
  • 65% of CS grads have bachelor's as highest degree.
  • 45% of software developers hold master's degrees, 2023.
  • PhD holders: 5% of computing workforce.
  • In 2023, the unemployment rate for computer and information technology occupations was 2.2%, significantly lower than the national average of 3.7%.
  • As of Q4 2023, there were 5.2 million employed in computer and mathematical occupations in the US.
  • Computer science graduates had a 94% employment rate within six months of graduation in 2022.
  • Software developers employment projected to grow 25% from 2022 to 2032.
  • Information security analysts jobs to grow 32% by 2032.
  • Data scientists projected growth 35% 2022-2032.
  • Median annual salary for software developers in the US was $127,260 in 2022.
  • Entry-level software engineer salary averaged $112,000 in 2023.
  • Computer systems analysts median pay: $103,800 per year in 2022.

CS employment is high and unemployment low, while pay and growth keep accelerating.

Demographics

148% of CS workforce is white, 2022 demographics.
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2Women represent 26% of computing professionals in 2023.
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3Asian Americans: 20% of software developers, 2022.
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4Black or African American: 7% of IT workforce, 2023.
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5Hispanic/Latino: 9% in computer occupations, 2022.
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6Average age of software engineers: 29 years in 2023.
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715% of CS pros have disabilities, 2022 survey.
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8Veterans: 5% of tech workforce, 2023.
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9LGBTQ+ identification: 11% in tech, higher than avg.
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10Immigrants: 25% of Silicon Valley CS jobs.
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11Gen Z entering CS: 40% of new hires 2023.
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12Baby boomers: 3% of developers, 2023.
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13Rural CS workers: 12% of total, 2022.
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14Union membership: 2% in IT sector, 2023.
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15Single parents: 8% of tech workforce.
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16Neurodiverse: 20% self-reported in CS, 2023 survey.
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17First-gen college: 25% of CS grads employed.
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18Military spouses: 4% in flexible CS roles.
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19Non-binary gender: 2% of tech respondents, 2023.
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20Over 50yo: 10% of programmers, declining.
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21Indigenous/Native: 1% of STEM workforce.
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22Multiracial: 5% in computing fields, 2022.
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23Caregivers: 30% of women in tech, impact retention.
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24International students: 60% of CS PhDs.
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25Public sector CS: 15% of workforce.
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26Startup employees: 20% under 25yo.
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2775% of CS bachelor's degrees awarded to men in 2022.
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Demographics Interpretation

The industry loves to champion innovation, yet its own human code is a patchwork of persistent underrepresentation and youthful overdrive, revealing a glaring bug in how we source and retain our talent.

Education

165% of CS grads have bachelor's as highest degree.
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245% of software developers hold master's degrees, 2023.
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3PhD holders: 5% of computing workforce.
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4Coding bootcamps: 25% of new devs entry point, 2023.
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5Self-taught programmers: 40% per Stack Overflow 2023.
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6CS certifications (e.g., AWS): held by 30% of IT pros.
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7Associate degrees: 10% of CS occupations.
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8Online degrees: 20% of new CS grads 2023.
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9STEM H1B visas: 70% for CS fields.
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10Community college CS transfers: 15% to 4-year.
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11MOOCs completers entering jobs: 12% rate.
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12Vendor certs (Cisco, Microsoft): 35% value over degrees.
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13Women in CS grad programs: 22% enrollment.
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14Average CS bachelor's completion time: 4.5 years.
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15Apprenticeships in tech: 5% of hires, growing.
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16High school CS courses: 60% of students take.
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17MBAs in tech roles: 8% of managers.
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18Nanodegrees (Udacity): 10% faster job entry.
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19CS minors switching to major: 30% rate.
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20Lifelong learning: 70% of CS pros take courses yearly.
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Education Interpretation

The CS employment landscape resembles a surprisingly well-attended, multi-track conference where the traditional bachelor's degree is the main stage, but the bustling vendor halls, impromptu hallway self-study sessions, and increasingly popular satellite seminars are where much of the real hiring energy and career pivots now happen.

Employment Rates

1In 2023, the unemployment rate for computer and information technology occupations was 2.2%, significantly lower than the national average of 3.7%.
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2As of Q4 2023, there were 5.2 million employed in computer and mathematical occupations in the US.
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3Computer science graduates had a 94% employment rate within six months of graduation in 2022.
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4In 2022, 82% of computer programmers were employed full-time.
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5The underemployment rate for CS bachelor's holders was 12.5% in 2021.
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691% of software developers reported job security in a 2023 survey.
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7In 2023, involuntary part-time employment in IT was 1.8%.
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8CS majors had a 2.1% unemployment rate in 2022, per CPS data.
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996% of computer science PhDs were employed post-graduation in 2021.
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10Long-term unemployment (>27 weeks) in computing occupations was 0.4% in 2023.
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1188% of information security analysts were fully employed in 2022.
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12Entry-level CS jobs had 85% placement rate for 2023 grads.
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13Discouraged workers in IT sector: 0.2% of labor force in 2023.
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1493% employment rate for database administrators in 2022.
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15CS unemployment for recent grads (age 22-27): 3.4% in 2022.
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16Full-time employment share for network architects: 95% in 2023.
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1790% of CS master's holders employed within 3 months, 2022 data.
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18IT unemployment rate for women: 2.5% vs 2.0% for men in 2023.
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1997% of computer systems analysts employed full-time in 2022.
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20Labor force participation rate for CS degree holders: 92% in 2021.
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2189% employment rate for web developers post-2022 graduation.
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22Marginally attached workers in computing: 0.1% in 2023.
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2394% of computer occupations had employment growth > national avg in 2022.
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24Unemployment duration average for IT layoffs: 2.3 months in 2023.
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2586% of CS grads in workforce within 1 year, 2022 cohort.
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26Not in labor force rate for CS PhDs: 4.2% in 2021.
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2792% full employment for computer network support specialists.
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28Youth unemployment (16-24) in CS: 4.1% in 2023.
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2995% of data scientists employed full-time, 2023 survey.
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30Overall CS field employment rate: 93.5% for degree holders aged 25-64.
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Employment Rates Interpretation

Despite a relentless parade of digits confirming that a computer science degree is practically a golden ticket to employment, we must still remember that a small but sobering percentage of those holding the ticket are stuck watching the train go by from the platform.

Job Growth

1Software developers employment projected to grow 25% from 2022 to 2032.
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2Information security analysts jobs to grow 32% by 2032.
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3Data scientists projected growth 35% 2022-2032.
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4Computer and IT occupations overall growth 15% to 2032.
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5Network architects jobs up 4% by 2032.
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6Database admin growth 8% projected 2022-2032.
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7Computer systems analysts growth 10% to 2032.
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8Web developers and digital designers: 16% growth by 2032.
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9Computer programmers jobs decline 11% by 2032.
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10IT managers projected growth 15% 2022-2032.
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11Annual openings for software devs: 153,900 projected.
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12Cybersecurity jobs to add 16,800 annually til 2032.
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13AI/ML specialist demand up 40% since 2020.
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14Cloud computing roles grew 50% in last 5 years.
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15DevOps positions increased 75% from 2018-2023.
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16Data engineering jobs up 50% YoY in 2023.
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17Remote CS jobs postings doubled since 2020.
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18Blockchain jobs grew 300% from 2020-2023.
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19Quantum computing roles emerging, 200% growth projected.
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20Low-code/no-code devs demand up 25% in 2023.
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21IT project managers openings: 52,400 annually.
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22Software QA growth 6% to 2032.
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23AR/VR jobs projected 30% growth by 2028.
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24Full-stack dev demand up 35% in 2023 postings.
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25SRE roles grew 20% YoY in 2023.
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26Fintech CS jobs up 45% since 2020.
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27Healthtech IT growth 28% projected to 2030.
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28Edtech developer roles doubled 2020-2023.
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29Green tech CS jobs up 40% in 2023.
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30Gaming industry devs: 12% growth to 2032.
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Job Growth Interpretation

While traditional programming may be gently declining, the tech landscape is exploding with demand for those who can build, secure, and decipher our digital world, proving that the future belongs to architects, guardians, and alchemists of data, not just its scribes.

Salaries

1Median annual salary for software developers in the US was $127,260 in 2022.
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2Entry-level software engineer salary averaged $112,000 in 2023.
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3Computer systems analysts median pay: $103,800 per year in 2022.
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4Data scientists earned a median of $103,500 in 2022.
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5Information security analysts average salary: $112,000 in 2023.
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6Web developers median wage: $80,730 annually in 2022.
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7Computer programmers average pay: $97,800 in 2022.
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8Network architects median salary: $129,840 in 2022.
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9Database administrators earned $101,000 median in 2022.
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10In Silicon Valley, senior software engineers averaged $250,000 total comp in 2023.
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11CS bachelor's grads starting salary: $75,000 average in 2023.
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12Machine learning engineers median: $150,000 in 2023.
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13IT managers salary median: $164,070 in 2022.
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14DevOps engineers average $135,000 in US, 2023.
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15Cybersecurity specialists: $120,360 median pay 2022.
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16Full-stack developers: $110,000 average salary 2023.
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17Cloud architects earn $160,000 median in 2023.
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18Frontend developers median: $85,000 in 2022.
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19Backend developers average $115,000 in 2023.
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20AI engineers salary: $140,000 median 2023.
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21QA engineers: $90,000 average in US 2023.
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22Product managers in tech: $145,000 median 2022.
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23Systems analysts: $99,270 median 2022.
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24Big Data engineers: $130,000 average 2023.
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25Mobile app developers: $105,000 median 2023.
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26CTO average salary: $250,000+ in 2023 for mid-size firms.
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27Computer support specialists: $59,660 median 2022.
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28Blockchain developers: $150,000 average 2023.
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29VR/AR developers: $120,000 median 2023.
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30Site reliability engineers: $155,000 average 2023.
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Salaries Interpretation

While the median computer science salary is a comforting six figures, the true data story is a frantic bidding war where Silicon Valley AI architects bathe in champagne while front-end developers and support specialists fight over the last slice of office pizza.

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AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

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AI consensus: 4 of 4 models fully agree

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