This Week in Jobs: The future looks bright with these 21 tech career opportunities
The first week after daylight savings time starts is always mayhem (cue Lady Gaga's new album) — but it's also a reminder that spring is here at last, and the days are officially longer.
So what are you going to do with the extra daylight?
TWIJ may be all about the jobs, but we don't want you to spend it all on the job hunt. Be sure to get out and get some fresh air while the sun's out. But not before you check out this week's list of jobs, plus the news of the week.
The News
Since our last TWIJ, all of the 2025 RealLIST Startups have come out for Philly, Baltimore, DC and Pittsburgh, spotlighting regional startups galore.
Learn about the impacts of the Maryland Stem Cell Research Fund, which has allocated $208 million in funding to 600 research projects and 41 different entities within the state since 2006.
A new Pitchbook report shows that woman-founded startups started to see an upturn in VC investments in 2024.
For the first time, all of Pennsylvania had its own house (read: branded presence) at the 2025 SXSW in Austin: Keystone House, an expansion of Amplify Philly.
The fate of more than 300 federal properties across the US, including ten in Pennsylvania, hangs in the balance after a list of 'non-core properties' was posted, then removed, by the General Services Administration.
Founders are urged to seek private funding via VC and angel investors as federal grant funding slows due to funding freeze red tape.
Client Spotlight
AI is powerful, but it's even more impactful when 'Designed with Love.' At Comcast, Director of Product Management Oluseyi Akinnaso uses his passion for AI to lead development in sports entertainment technology.
'Every day, I have the privilege of collaborating with some of the most brilliant and innovative technologists in AI to create experiences that delight millions of customers,' he said. 'Our work is fun and there's also a lot of intentionality behind it.'
The Jobs
Greater Philly
Exempt for the federal hiring freeze: The FBI is looking for people with cybersecurity and technology backgrounds to become special agents.
Business management services company Brooksource is seeking a Business Systems Analyst.
Fintech for good company Perpay is hiring a Site Merchandising Manager and Senior Software Engineer, Fullstack.
Susquehanna International Group is looking for a Software Asset Manager.
Dental membership platform services company Kleer and Membersy has an available position for a Quality Assurance Engineer.
DC + Baltimore
Noblis needs to hire an Application/Systems Engineer.
T. Rowe Price is in search of a Senior Technical Analyst.
Brooksource is hiring a Business Analyst.
If you're a cybersecurity expert in Baltimore who's always wanted to be an FBI agent, The Federal Bureau of Investigations is seeking a Special Agent: Cybersecurity/Technology Expertise.
BAE Systems is looking for a HPC Software Integration Engineer.
Pittsburgh
Google is hiring for the position of Software Developer III, Platforms Infrastructure Engineering in Pittsburgh.
Carnegie Mellon University is in need of an experienced technologist for its Embedded Software Engineer role.
The FBI is also looking in Pittsburgh for potential Special Agents with expertise in cybersecurity and technology.
Gecko Robotics is seeking a Test and Reliability Engineer.
Carmeuse Lime and Stone is hiring a Corporate Reliability Manager.
Remote
Netflix is hiring an L5 Software Engineer familiar with the Python platform.
Ansys is looking for someone on the east coast to fill a remote Backend Engineer position.
Fintech company Stripe needs a remote Software Engineer to support its infrastructure.
Oracle is seeking a remote Software Developer.
The End
The future is looking bright! See you next week!
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