If you’re looking for a better workplace, Austin may be the place to start your job search
More than a dozen Austin-area companies landed on U.S. News & World Report’s2025-2026 Best Companies to Work For rankings, recognizing employers based on employee sentiment and workplace quality
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The rankings evaluated the 5,000 largest publicly traded companies as of January 2025 that had at least 75 Glassdoor reviews submitted within the past five years. U.S. News used publicly available employee sentiment and other workplace data to determine the rankings
Austin companies named among the best places to work
Here’s which Austin-based businesses madethe list
- Association Member Benefits Advisors (media and communications)
- BigCommerce
(information technology) - Bumble
(information technology) - CDK Global (information technology)
- CLEAResult
(energy and resources) - Cirrus Logic
(manufacturing) - CrowdStrike
(information technology) - Dimensional
(finance and insurance) - Epicor
(information technology) - Keller Williams Realty (real estate and facilities management)
- Kendra Scott (consumer products)
- Natera
(clinical genetic testing) - RPM Living (real estate and facilities management)
- Silicon Labs
(manufacturing) - YETI
(consumer products)
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Other Texas companies among best places to work
More than 100 Texas companies made the list, including some notable names:
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- American Heart Assocation — Dallas
- Atmos Energy — Dallas
- Caterpillar
— Irving - CenterPoint Energy
— Houston - Chevron
— Houston - Comerica
— Dallas - ConocoPhillips
— Houston - Farouk
— Houston - Frost Bank
— San Antonio - H-E-B — San Antonio
- James Avery Artisan Jewelry
— Kerrville - McCoy’s Building Supply — San Marcos
- Omni Hotels & Resorts — Dallas
- Phillips 66
— Houston - Pier 1 Imports — Fort Worth
- Southwest Airlines — Dallas
- Texas Instruments — Dallas
- Valero Energy Corporation — San Antonio
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