Working In Ohio
Join the movers and shakers and history-makers who call Ohio home.
From the invention of the airplane to the first man on the moon, some of history’s biggest moments happened right here in Ohio. Today, with many of the world’s most forward-thinking companies advancing in-demand industries, Ohio is leading the country and innovating for the future. There has never been a better time to leave a legacy and live your version of the American Dream in Ohio – The Heart of It All.
Ohio employers are ensuring current and future generations have the tools they need to start their career and build the life they want right here in Ohio.
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Top Cities for Jobs – Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Akron
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Top 10 Small Tech Markets – Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Columbus
Find Your Next Opportunity
Be a part of the spirit of innovation in Ohio — from Intel to Google to Honda’s new EV plant and more, Ohio is building on its innovative history and staking its claim as the Silicon Heartland.
Join Companies Who Call Ohio Home
Your Success is Our Mission
From crafting the perfect resume to navigating your first day, you can expect a supportive network throughout your journey. Offering robust training resources and opportunities for growth, Ohio employers are committed to your success every step of the way.
A Smart Move
With an excellent quality of life and a low cost of living, your paycheck goes further in Ohio. Columbus, Ohio’s centrally located capital city, is also ranked a top 25 city for jobs.
Forge Your Future in Ohio
Companies like Intel, Joby, Honda, and Medpace have all chosen to invest in Ohio because we invest in ourselves. What does that mean for college grads looking to start their career? Opportunity! With endless pathways to success, you don’t have to go far to make a difference or experience a great quality of life.
Walk, Bike or Drive – In No Time.
Ohio is the heart of it all. And that’s not just a slogan, it is a geographical fact.
We’re centrally located and easily accessible with an advanced interstate highway system and several international airports.
Close-knit, walkable communities are found throughout the state, and revitalized downtown hubs offer an opportunity to cut out time-consuming commutes altogether. U.S. News & World Report ranks Columbus, Toledo, Cincinnati, Dayton, Youngstown, and Cleveland as some of the best places to live in Ohio.
