Dallas Positioned Among Mid-Tier U.S. Cities for Women in Technology

A recent report by SmartAsset reveals that Dallas ranks No. 32 nationwide in terms of opportunities for women in technology. This places the city between Fort Worth, which is ranked No. 26, and Arlington at No. 38. The study evaluated the 50 largest U.S. cities based on factors such as the gender pay gap, the proportion of tech workers who are women, and the concentration of tech employment.

In Dallas, women represent approximately 25.5 percent of the nearly 6,500 tech workers, which is only 3.6 percent of the total workforce in the city. Women in tech in Dallas earn over $83,000 in median income, equating to about 88 percent of what their male counterparts earn. Only Miami and Memphis are noted for having women in tech earning more than men in their respective cities. The report highlights significant disparities in tech opportunities for women across various regions.