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Ready to dig into South Texas tech startup X Factor
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New Year. New president. New perspective. New SA Inc. column!
Welcome to Accelerator, a weekly riff about San Antonio’s vibrant tech and startup scene.
We are excited to step up the accelerator on this project, which will rise in stories about the people, companies, institutions, politics, money and trends behind the news.
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When I joined the Express-News last summer, the bosses assigned me to the business desk and editor Greg Jefferson gave me the technology and economics beat.
Accelerator: Ready to dig into South Texas tech, startup X-factor
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New year. New president. New perspective. New SA Inc. column!
Welcome to Accelerator, a weekly riff on San Antonio’s vibrant tech and startup scene.
We’re excited to push the throttle up on this project, which will soar into stories about the people, companies, institutions, politics, money and trends behind the news.
When I joined the Express-News last summer, the bosses assigned me to the business desk and Business Editor Greg Jefferson gave me the tech and economy beat.
I warned him that I didn’t have a wealth of tech or economics knowledge and was a terrible math and engineering student. Plus, I don’t have a STEM or business degree, and I came to journalism late after a 24-year Air Force career.
Here s how Houston ranks when it comes to tech salaries and job growth
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Share: It truly pays to work in the tech sector in the Houston metro area.
A report published January 11 by Austin-based tech company Spanning Cloud Apps LLC shows workers in the Houston area can more than double their pay when they hold down a tech job. In fact, Houston ranks fifth among the country s largest metro areas for the pay advantage in tech occupations versus all occupations.
According to the report, the median annual pay for a Houston-area tech job stood at $91,190 in 2019. By comparison, the median annual pay for all occupations sat at $40,570. That puts the area s median tech pay 124.8 percent higher than the median pay for all occupations, giving Houston a fifth-place ranking in that category.
Report: San Antonio ranks near bottom for high-paying tech jobs
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High tech, high wages.
San Antonio residents working technology jobs make more than double the median pay for all occupations, according to a new report by Austin-based data company Spanning Cloud Apps LLC.
The median annual wage stands at $81,170 for computer and math occupations, well above the $36,130 mark for all jobs.
Alas, fewer Alamo City workers are taking advantage of the pay premium than in other metros.
The study found that the San Antonio-New Braunfels region ranked No. 42 out of 53 large metro areas for the share of employment in computer and math occupations. Just 2.7 percent of area workers (28,220 people) are employed in tech jobs.