Austin Employers
If Austin's large employers reflect diversity, it is the city's smaller ones that reflect the economy's dynamism. Ever since Michael Dell started selling computers from his University of Texas dorm room, thousands of talented, creative people have started businesses in Austin. The award-winning Austin Technology Incubator, the technology commercialization programs at the University of Texas' IC2 Institute, and the Central Texas Angel Network, which matches investors and promising new companies, are among the area's resources for entrepreneurial companies.
Metro Austin's largest employers reflect the local economy's diversity. With nearly 14,000 employees, The University of Texas is the region's largest public sector employer, and Dell is the largest private sector employer with 17,000 employees. The following companies and organizations round out the largest employers in the Austin region:
Austin's Largest Employers
|
Company |
Description |
| Austin School District | Public Education |
| City of Austin | Government |
| Dell | Computer Manufacturer Headquarters |
| Federal Government | Government |
| IBM Corp | Computer Hardware and Software |
| Seton Healthcare Network | Health Care |
| St. David's Healthcare Partnership | Health Care |
| State of Texas | Government |
| University of Texas at Austin | Higher Education |
This content is provided courtesy of the Austin Chamber of Commerce. For more information on Austin employers please visit the Chamber's Business and Industry section.