The Top 15 highest-paying jobs in software development

Next year is going to be a big year for the software development industry according to analysts. According to a new report by Forrester,  cloud computing will be more consolidated and we will see the use of more low-code technologies. There will also be more platform technology to observe and control AI.

But which companies are hiring for $100K jobs in software the most? Ladders put together a list of the 15 companies hiring the most $100K+ jobs currently as well as for the most $250K+ jobs in this exciting field in the last 30 days using data from its continuously updated database of high-paying jobs.

Companies with the most $100K+ software development jobs

1. Infosys: 318

This information technology consulting company is headquartered in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India.

As part of the endeavor to arm our teams with an #agile mindset, #ECSADME unit from #InfyChennai recently organized #AgileDays, a workshop to ensure that every employee is aware of agile methodologies and processes. Over 150 members participated in the event. #LifeAtInfy pic.twitter.com/UDHFJS0Zz2

— LifeAtInfy (@LifeAtInfy) October 22, 2019

2. Microsoft: 293

2018 was a good year for Microsoft as they were ranked as the world’s most valuable company.  Microsoft’s latest quarter exceeded analyst expectations.

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With a little help from Microsoft #MixedReality technology, @airbus is reaching new heights. ✈️ Using the advanced capabilities of #HoloLens2, Airbus designers can virtually test their designs to see if they are ready for manufacture, which has cut manufacturing time by a third while improving quality and safety. With this digital transformation, Airbus soars into the future of the aerospace industry.

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3. NTT DATA Services: 280

NTT Security is an $11 billion technology services company. It just merged 28 of its existing companies and brands across 70 countries to create NTT Ltd.

RT @kfitzcto Congrats to all of the finalists for our Vancouver #NTTDCON10 #NTTDATAServices Open Innovation Contest 10! I am delighted to share the winner of the Vancouver contest chosen this week is @Altumview. Look forward to working with them in the coming months! pic.twitter.com/nuPrhWwhqq

— NTT DATA Services (@NTTDATAServices) November 4, 2019

4. Computer Consultants International, Inc: 242

CCI is a 16-year-old IT consulting firm.

5. Cognizant Technology Solutions: 238

Though they just made some major job cuts, there are still many software development positions open.

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We’re 100K women strong at Cognizant — one of the few global companies who rely on this kind of inclusion to succeed! 🥇 ___________________________ #digitaltransformation #ai #ar #vr #automation #iot #blockchain #cloud #tech #devops #paas #softwareengineering #interactive #lifeatcognizant #futureofwork #becognizant | #GreatPlace2Work | #womenintech #inclusion #diversity

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6. JP Morgan Chase & Co: 229

The banking and financial services company was started in 2000 and is the largest bank in the U.S. and the sixth-largest in the world (by assets).

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“Our success comes from being united on one common goal of improving the livelihoods of women.” Watch our Instagram Story to hear the inspiring leaders, trailblazers, and entrepreneurs discuss ways to #powerHER at #JPMorgan’s Women on the Move Leadership Day.

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7. Oracle Corporation: 227

Oracle Corporation is an American multinational computer technology corporation, headquartered in Redwood Shores, California.

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Proud of our Oracle family!❤️ Here at Oracle, we’re applying the same level of commitment, rigor, and sincerity to changing lives as we do to building cutting-edge technology for our customers. From our work in advancing education🎓, to protecting the environment🌱, to strengthening communities globally🌎, we’re leading by example to be intentional and thoughtful about the value we generate as a company. Read our latest Oracle Corporate Citizenship Report to see how we are leveraging our greatest assets—our technology and our people—to change lives around the world🌟Link in bio. #ProudtobeOracle

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8. LGS Innovations: 153

LGS Innovations researches, develops and deploys networking solutions dedicated to U.S. Federal Government operations around the world.

The LGS team was at the US Army Unified Challenge @FortLeavenworth, demoing solutions that support the warfighter, including SNARE – a wireless survey app that detects all 2G, 3G & 4G wireless standards, providing users with awareness of the electromagnetic spectrum. pic.twitter.com/PIdTN5ZR5g

— LGS Innovations (@LGSInnovations) February 11, 2019

9. Capital One Financial Corporation: 153

This bank holding company has many open positions.

Has an Iron Chef ever taught you how to roll sushi? Our cardholders can say yes — thanks to a #NYCWFF master class with @chef_morimoto! 🙌🍣 pic.twitter.com/CqKGO7hli6

— Capital One (@CapitalOne) October 13, 2019

10. Uber: 117

You may be surprised by this new survey that reveals who tips the worst on Uber.

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This year, drivers, delivery partners, and employees came together to bring flags to #Pride celebrations in NYC, Berlin, and Mexico City.

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11. Cisco: 112

Cisco Systems, Inc. is an American multinational technology conglomerate headquartered in San José, California, in the center of Silicon Valley.

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Reflection, celebration and legacy. These are a few key factors of what #HispanicHeritageMonth means to Laura Ruelas. Click the link in bio as she honors three Cisco women who inspire her in both their professional and personal lives.

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12. Wipro: 107

In 2013, Wipro demerged its non-IT businesses into a separate company to bring in more focus on independent businesses.

Delighted to be recognizwd as a Global Leader by ISG Provider Lens™ in Network – Software Defined Solutions & Services in Managed WAN Services and SDN Transformation Services (Consulting & Implementation) quadrant in the Global report. https://t.co/MGQvYcUHwv pic.twitter.com/d9ljwTftl8

— Wipro Limited (@Wipro) October 31, 2019

13. Bank of America: 100

BofA is the second largest bank in America.

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Thank you to our #BofAVolunteers and all of our partner #nonprofits who have been improving their neighborhoods during April’s Global Service Month.

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14. Activision Blizzard: 99

The company’s latest Call of Duty game is getting some major backlash.

Last week @Activision's Women’s & Friends Network welcomed @GirlsWhoCode to our offices for a 3-hour experience, culminating in a panel discussion with our female leaders across creative, engineering, & corporate. pic.twitter.com/7fmlQeauBU

— Activision Blizzard (@ATVI_AB) July 22, 2019

15. Amazon: 99

Remember how initially this company was just a book seller? Not anymore. They have already started some of their Black Friday deals. 

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Alexa's new feature, Show and Tell, helps visually impaired customers identify grocery items. See how it works by just holding up an item to an Echo Show camera and saying, “Alexa, what am I holding?”

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