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Weak

Dallas Job Market Score

Driven by
  • Slow inflow of new postings (only 0% from the last 14 days)
  • High share of long-open postings (100% open 30+ days)
  • Pay is above the national median ($170k vs $130k national)

Dallas job market overview (June 2026)

The Dallas job market is currently weak, with a sluggish hiring environment with many long-open roles. Out of 111 active job postings tracked here, 100% have been open for more than 30 days. Hiring is concentrated in engineering and store supervisor / manager, with professional services as the leading sector.

What this means for job seekers

  • Hiring is moving slowly here — be prepared for delayed responses and reposted listings.
  • Best opportunities are in engineering and store supervisor / manager.
  • Many employers don't list salary — be ready to ask early.

Dallas job market

Aggregated from currently-active postings tracked in Dallas.

Wages by occupation (SOC)

BucketJobsMedian annualMedian hourly
Software Developers6$169k n=5—
Managers, All Other3——
Mechanical Engineers1——

Wages by employment type

BucketJobsMedian annualMedian hourly
Full-time32$169k n=22—
Part-time6——
Contract4——
Temporary1——
Intern1——

Wages by sector

BucketJobsMedian annualMedian hourly
Professional Services49$170k n=24—
Technology45$179k n=20—
Retail34——
Financial Services13——
Consumer Goods13——

Top categories

  • Engineering5
  • Store Supervisor / Manager3
  • Finance2
  • Crew / Cashier2
  • DevOps / SRE2
  • Program Manager2

Top occupations (SOC)

  • Software Developers6
  • Managers, All Other3
  • Mechanical Engineers1

In-demand skills

Top sectors

  • Professional Services49
  • Technology45
  • Retail34
  • Financial Services13
  • Consumer Goods13
  • Manufacturing2

Employment mix

  • Unspecified67 · 60%
  • Full-time32 · 29%
  • Part-time6 · 5%
  • Contract4 · 4%
  • Temporary1 · 1%
  • Intern1 · 1%

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