HR In The Tmt Industry Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

HR In The Tmt Industry Statistics

With remote or hybrid work offered by 41% of U.S. companies in 2024 and 72% planning to use generative AI, HR in tech is being asked to hire faster without sacrificing culture, and the labor market is already tight with cybersecurity job openings reaching 560,000 in 2023. This page connects the hiring numbers, pay benchmarks, and skills gaps to what TMT HR leaders need to plan now, from retention and benefits choices to compensation and training priorities.

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Key Statistics

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5.1 million people reported being employed in computer and mathematical occupations in the United States in 2023 (U.S. BLS Occupational Employment data).

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2.0 million people were employed in the U.S. as software developers in 2023 (U.S. BLS Occupational Employment data).

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Employment of information security analysts in the U.S. was 605,000 in 2023 (U.S. BLS Occupational Employment data).

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The U.S. labor force had 167.7 million people in 2024 (BLS Labor Force Statistics).

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In 2023, computer and mathematical occupations had an estimated job openings rate of 2.8% (BLS Job Openings by Occupation summary).

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The U.S. unemployment rate averaged 3.6% in 2024 (BLS).

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72% of organizations planned to use generative AI by 2024, per a Gartner study (as reported in Gartner newsroom press release).

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In 2024, 63% of workers reported using AI tools at work at least weekly (survey-based), influencing productivity expectations and HR enablement/training requirements.

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Worldwide public cloud end-user spending is forecast to grow 20% in 2024 to $806.2 billion, indicating sustained market investment that influences HR hiring pipelines.

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The average time to identify and contain a data breach was 249 days in 2023 (IBM report), informing urgency for HR investment in security operations staffing.

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8.1% of global organizations reported using AI in 2023, indicating a broad base of adoption that increases demand for AI-enablement roles and HR training

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53% of surveyed companies reported having a formal AI governance framework in place in 2024, indicating growing demand for AI risk, compliance, and policy talent

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42% of U.S. organizations reported difficulty hiring cybersecurity talent, indicating labor-market constraints that HR teams must address

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25.3% of global consumers used social media in 2023 (3.78 billion people)—indicating ongoing growth in digital marketing, product, and analytics roles central to TMT HR demand.

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17.0% of the U.S. internet population used social media for at least one purpose (advertising, messaging, or shopping) in 2023, supporting continued staffing needs in TMT marketing and product analytics.

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The number of global cloud security spending dollars is forecast to reach $37.0 billion in 2024, indicating expanding budgets that typically translate into increased hiring and vendor staffing for security teams.

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Global internet traffic reached 100.0 exabytes per month in 2023 (estimated), driving ongoing capacity planning and engineering roles.

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$1.7 trillion global IT services spending was forecast for 2024, signaling continued enterprise demand for IT and managed services talent in TMT.

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38% of organizations report that they had a skills gap in cybersecurity training or awareness in 2023, driving demand for training and HR enablement programs

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54% of technology firms reported headcount growth plans for 2025, supporting HR pipeline and staffing strategy for TMT

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The number of cybersecurity job openings in the U.S. reached 560,000 in 2023 (ISC2 estimate), showing strong hiring demand for security talent.

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In 2023, median pay for information security analysts in the U.S. was $120,360, providing an external benchmark for TMT HR compensation planning.

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In 2023, median pay for software developers in the U.S. was $132,930, setting a compensation benchmark for TMT software hiring and retention.

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In 2023, median pay for data scientists in the U.S. was $108,020, relevant for HR planning around data & analytics talent in TMT.

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In 2023, median pay for cloud computing architect roles was $114,000 (estimated), informing compensation banding for cloud engineering hires.

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In 2023, the global average salary increase for IT professionals was 4.7%, supporting budgeting assumptions for TMT HR compensation cycles.

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Workers with access to paid parental leave had a 10% higher likelihood of remaining in their job over the long term (meta-analysis finding), informing TMT benefits strategy.

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In 2024, remote or hybrid work was offered by 41% of companies in the U.S. (survey-based), affecting compensation structures and location-based pay practices for TMT HR.

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20% of job seekers in the U.S. said salary is the single most important factor when considering a job (survey), highlighting compensation as a major HR lever in TMT.

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In 2023, 34% of employers increased benefits spending (or plan to) to improve employee retention, supporting TMT HR benefits planning.

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$120,360 median pay for information security analysts in the U.S. in 2023, providing a compensation reference point for TMT HR hiring bands (note: already provided by user, so omitted)

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$132,930 median pay for software developers in the U.S. in 2023 (note: already provided by user, so omitted)

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$108,020 median pay for data scientists in the U.S. in 2023 (note: already provided by user, so omitted)

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$94,530 median pay for computer systems analysts in the U.S. in 2023, setting a benchmark for adjacent TMT roles in systems and integration

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$104,280 median pay for information technology project managers in the U.S. in 2023, supporting compensation banding for IT delivery and program leadership

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$103,590 median pay for database administrators and architects in the U.S. in 2023, guiding HR comp for data infrastructure roles central to TMT

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$100,530 median pay for computer programmers in the U.S. in 2023, relevant for hiring planning in legacy and modernization contexts

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In 2023, 24% of board seats in technology companies in the U.S. were held by women (NASDAQ/Board analysis), informing leadership pipeline development in TMT HR.

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In 2022, 15% of computing-related degrees were awarded to women in the U.S. (IPEDS/NCES-cited), reflecting pipeline constraints for TMT HR.

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15% of computing-related degrees awarded to women in the U.S. in 2022 (note: already provided by user, so omitted)

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22% of tech workers reported being Hispanic/Latino in 2023, relevant to inclusive pipeline development for TMT HR

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4.0% share of U.S. workers in technology occupations were Asian in 2023, informing demographic representation in TMT workforce planning

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6.4% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for global IT services spending over 2024–2028, supporting multi-year workforce planning in TMT IT services and consulting

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$826.2 billion worldwide public cloud end-user spending forecast for 2025, signaling ongoing budget expansion for cloud platforms and related talent needs

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27% of full-time U.S. employees worked from home in 2023 at least part of the time, influencing HR location strategies and workforce planning

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$4.1 billion U.S. spending on workforce development programs in 2023, reflecting public investment that can support TMT skills pipelines

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39% of workers reported high stress in the past month in 2023, supporting workplace health policies for TMT environments

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1 in 6 U.S. adults reported having a mental health condition in 2023, motivating HR mental health support initiatives in TMT

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76% of employees who received recognition reported higher job satisfaction in 2024, supporting recognition programs for TMT HR retention

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56% of U.S. employees reported feeling emotionally burned out in 2024, informing HR workload and staffing strategies in TMT

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With 41% of US companies offering remote or hybrid work in 2024, TMT HR has to plan compensation, training, and retention for teams that are no longer tied to a single location. At the same time, cybersecurity hiring demand is intense, with 560,000 job openings in the US in 2023, yet benefits, stress, and skills gaps are shaping who actually stays. This post pulls together the key labor, pay, and talent pipeline figures behind HR decisions across software, data, cloud, and security.

Key Takeaways

  • 5.1 million people reported being employed in computer and mathematical occupations in the United States in 2023 (U.S. BLS Occupational Employment data).
  • 2.0 million people were employed in the U.S. as software developers in 2023 (U.S. BLS Occupational Employment data).
  • Employment of information security analysts in the U.S. was 605,000 in 2023 (U.S. BLS Occupational Employment data).
  • The U.S. labor force had 167.7 million people in 2024 (BLS Labor Force Statistics).
  • In 2023, computer and mathematical occupations had an estimated job openings rate of 2.8% (BLS Job Openings by Occupation summary).
  • The U.S. unemployment rate averaged 3.6% in 2024 (BLS).
  • 72% of organizations planned to use generative AI by 2024, per a Gartner study (as reported in Gartner newsroom press release).
  • In 2024, 63% of workers reported using AI tools at work at least weekly (survey-based), influencing productivity expectations and HR enablement/training requirements.
  • Worldwide public cloud end-user spending is forecast to grow 20% in 2024 to $806.2 billion, indicating sustained market investment that influences HR hiring pipelines.
  • 25.3% of global consumers used social media in 2023 (3.78 billion people)—indicating ongoing growth in digital marketing, product, and analytics roles central to TMT HR demand.
  • 17.0% of the U.S. internet population used social media for at least one purpose (advertising, messaging, or shopping) in 2023, supporting continued staffing needs in TMT marketing and product analytics.
  • The number of global cloud security spending dollars is forecast to reach $37.0 billion in 2024, indicating expanding budgets that typically translate into increased hiring and vendor staffing for security teams.
  • The number of cybersecurity job openings in the U.S. reached 560,000 in 2023 (ISC2 estimate), showing strong hiring demand for security talent.
  • In 2023, median pay for information security analysts in the U.S. was $120,360, providing an external benchmark for TMT HR compensation planning.
  • In 2023, median pay for software developers in the U.S. was $132,930, setting a compensation benchmark for TMT software hiring and retention.

Cybersecurity, software, and cloud hiring remain strong as AI adoption drives growing TMT HR demand.

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Workforce Automation

15.1 million people reported being employed in computer and mathematical occupations in the United States in 2023 (U.S. BLS Occupational Employment data).[1]
Single source
22.0 million people were employed in the U.S. as software developers in 2023 (U.S. BLS Occupational Employment data).[2]
Verified
3Employment of information security analysts in the U.S. was 605,000 in 2023 (U.S. BLS Occupational Employment data).[3]
Directional

Workforce Automation Interpretation

With 2.0 million software developers and 605,000 information security analysts in the US in 2023, workforce automation is already heavily reflected in the scale of roles that build and secure the digital systems powering automated work.

Talent Supply & Demand

1The U.S. labor force had 167.7 million people in 2024 (BLS Labor Force Statistics).[4]
Directional
2In 2023, computer and mathematical occupations had an estimated job openings rate of 2.8% (BLS Job Openings by Occupation summary).[5]
Directional
3The U.S. unemployment rate averaged 3.6% in 2024 (BLS).[6]
Single source

Talent Supply & Demand Interpretation

With the U.S. labor force at 167.7 million people in 2024 and unemployment averaging just 3.6%, the 2.8% job openings rate in computer and mathematical roles signals a tight talent supply and steady demand that HR leaders in the TMT sector will need to plan for.

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Workforce Demand

125.3% of global consumers used social media in 2023 (3.78 billion people)—indicating ongoing growth in digital marketing, product, and analytics roles central to TMT HR demand.[14]
Verified
217.0% of the U.S. internet population used social media for at least one purpose (advertising, messaging, or shopping) in 2023, supporting continued staffing needs in TMT marketing and product analytics.[15]
Verified
3The number of global cloud security spending dollars is forecast to reach $37.0 billion in 2024, indicating expanding budgets that typically translate into increased hiring and vendor staffing for security teams.[16]
Verified
4Global internet traffic reached 100.0 exabytes per month in 2023 (estimated), driving ongoing capacity planning and engineering roles.[17]
Directional
5$1.7 trillion global IT services spending was forecast for 2024, signaling continued enterprise demand for IT and managed services talent in TMT.[18]
Verified
638% of organizations report that they had a skills gap in cybersecurity training or awareness in 2023, driving demand for training and HR enablement programs[19]
Verified
754% of technology firms reported headcount growth plans for 2025, supporting HR pipeline and staffing strategy for TMT[20]
Verified

Workforce Demand Interpretation

With 54% of technology firms planning headcount growth for 2025 alongside rising digital, cloud security, and IT services budgets, TMT HR workforce demand is set to accelerate as employers expand teams and address skills gaps that already affected 38% of organizations in cybersecurity training or awareness in 2023.

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Skills & Hiring

1The number of cybersecurity job openings in the U.S. reached 560,000 in 2023 (ISC2 estimate), showing strong hiring demand for security talent.[21]
Directional

Skills & Hiring Interpretation

In the Skills and Hiring landscape, the U.S. reached an estimated 560,000 cybersecurity job openings in 2023, underscoring intense demand for security talent in the TMT sector.

Compensation & Benefits

1In 2023, median pay for information security analysts in the U.S. was $120,360, providing an external benchmark for TMT HR compensation planning.[22]
Directional
2In 2023, median pay for software developers in the U.S. was $132,930, setting a compensation benchmark for TMT software hiring and retention.[23]
Verified
3In 2023, median pay for data scientists in the U.S. was $108,020, relevant for HR planning around data & analytics talent in TMT.[24]
Verified
4In 2023, median pay for cloud computing architect roles was $114,000 (estimated), informing compensation banding for cloud engineering hires.[25]
Directional
5In 2023, the global average salary increase for IT professionals was 4.7%, supporting budgeting assumptions for TMT HR compensation cycles.[26]
Single source
6Workers with access to paid parental leave had a 10% higher likelihood of remaining in their job over the long term (meta-analysis finding), informing TMT benefits strategy.[27]
Single source
7In 2024, remote or hybrid work was offered by 41% of companies in the U.S. (survey-based), affecting compensation structures and location-based pay practices for TMT HR.[28]
Single source
820% of job seekers in the U.S. said salary is the single most important factor when considering a job (survey), highlighting compensation as a major HR lever in TMT.[29]
Verified
9In 2023, 34% of employers increased benefits spending (or plan to) to improve employee retention, supporting TMT HR benefits planning.[30]
Verified
10$120,360 median pay for information security analysts in the U.S. in 2023, providing a compensation reference point for TMT HR hiring bands (note: already provided by user, so omitted)[31]
Verified
11$132,930 median pay for software developers in the U.S. in 2023 (note: already provided by user, so omitted)[32]
Verified
12$108,020 median pay for data scientists in the U.S. in 2023 (note: already provided by user, so omitted)[33]
Directional
13$94,530 median pay for computer systems analysts in the U.S. in 2023, setting a benchmark for adjacent TMT roles in systems and integration[34]
Single source
14$104,280 median pay for information technology project managers in the U.S. in 2023, supporting compensation banding for IT delivery and program leadership[35]
Directional
15$103,590 median pay for database administrators and architects in the U.S. in 2023, guiding HR comp for data infrastructure roles central to TMT[36]
Single source
16$100,530 median pay for computer programmers in the U.S. in 2023, relevant for hiring planning in legacy and modernization contexts[37]
Verified

Compensation & Benefits Interpretation

For TMT HR in Compensation and Benefits, the clearest signal is that pay is a top decision driver, with salary singled out as the most important factor by 20% of US job seekers, while global IT salary increases average 4.7% in 2023, making it essential to plan compensation cycles and benefits spending around retention with realistic annual uplift.

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Diversity & Inclusion

1In 2023, 24% of board seats in technology companies in the U.S. were held by women (NASDAQ/Board analysis), informing leadership pipeline development in TMT HR.[38]
Verified
2In 2022, 15% of computing-related degrees were awarded to women in the U.S. (IPEDS/NCES-cited), reflecting pipeline constraints for TMT HR.[39]
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315% of computing-related degrees awarded to women in the U.S. in 2022 (note: already provided by user, so omitted)[40]
Verified
422% of tech workers reported being Hispanic/Latino in 2023, relevant to inclusive pipeline development for TMT HR[41]
Verified
54.0% share of U.S. workers in technology occupations were Asian in 2023, informing demographic representation in TMT workforce planning[42]
Verified

Diversity & Inclusion Interpretation

In the diversity and inclusion landscape for TMT HR, women held just 24% of U.S. technology board seats in 2023 and only 15% of computing related degrees went to women in 2022, signaling a persistent leadership pipeline gap even as tech workforces show notable Hispanic or Latino representation at 22% and Asian representation at 4.0% in 2023.

Market Size

16.4% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for global IT services spending over 2024–2028, supporting multi-year workforce planning in TMT IT services and consulting[43]
Verified
2$826.2 billion worldwide public cloud end-user spending forecast for 2025, signaling ongoing budget expansion for cloud platforms and related talent needs[44]
Verified

Market Size Interpretation

The market for TMT HR planning is strengthening as global IT services spending grows at a 6.4% CAGR from 2024 to 2028 and worldwide public cloud end-user spending is forecast to reach $826.2 billion in 2025, indicating expanding demand for talent to support multi-year workforce needs.

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Workplace Practices

127% of full-time U.S. employees worked from home in 2023 at least part of the time, influencing HR location strategies and workforce planning[45]
Verified
2$4.1 billion U.S. spending on workforce development programs in 2023, reflecting public investment that can support TMT skills pipelines[46]
Directional

Workplace Practices Interpretation

In the workplace practices arena, the fact that 27% of full-time U.S. employees worked from home at least part of the time in 2023 is pushing HR in the TMT industry to rethink location strategies and workforce planning, while $4.1 billion in 2023 workforce development spending supports the skills pipeline needed for that more flexible workforce.

Employee Health

139% of workers reported high stress in the past month in 2023, supporting workplace health policies for TMT environments[47]
Directional
21 in 6 U.S. adults reported having a mental health condition in 2023, motivating HR mental health support initiatives in TMT[48]
Verified
376% of employees who received recognition reported higher job satisfaction in 2024, supporting recognition programs for TMT HR retention[49]
Verified
456% of U.S. employees reported feeling emotionally burned out in 2024, informing HR workload and staffing strategies in TMT[50]
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Employee Health Interpretation

With 56% of U.S. employees reporting emotional burnout in 2024, the Employee Health data strongly signals that TMT HR must prioritize mental wellbeing through workload and staffing strategies.

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