Who's Hiring in South Florida Tech (2026)

The $12B 'ChatGPT for doctors' moved its HQ to Miami and has been the single most aggressive tech hirer in the market — roughly 120 roles opened in 2026 alone, about 10 a month. Miami listings skew deeply technical: site reliability, backend and infrastructure, and platform security engineering. If you want frontier-AI-company velocity without leaving South Florida, this is the flagship.

Ken Griffin's twin firms anchored the 'Wall Street South' migration and hire continuously in Miami — software engineering, ML/research engineering, and data research roles, plus intern classes paying $4,500–$5,800 per week. Comp is top-of-national-market regardless of geography, which makes these the highest-paying engineering seats in Florida. The hedge fund side hires separately at citadel.com/careers.

The $200B enterprise software giant signed a 211K sq ft anchor lease at 10 CityPlace and is ramping toward roughly 850 WPB jobs at ~$170K average wages, with a temporary office ahead of the late-2028 opening. It even maintains a dedicated West Palm Beach careers page, with relocation provided. Early listings skew go-to-market and operations — GTM strategic planning, people operations — with technical roles expected to layer in as the hub scales. Full breakdown in our ServiceNow West Palm deep dive.

Miami's biggest homegrown software employer (IT management and security software for MSPs, and the name on the arena). Roughly 26 open Miami roles as of this snapshot: DevOps management, cybersecurity onboarding specialists, and a deep bench of account management and renewals seats. Historically the highest-volume entry point into Miami tech — especially on the GTM side.

The pet-commerce giant runs one of Broward County's largest corporate tech hubs in Plantation, with 100+ local openings at this snapshot. Tech listings include Software Engineer III, ServiceNow developers for internal automation, and security analysts for its Global Security Operations Center. One of the few places in SoFl doing large-scale consumer ecommerce engineering.

The world's largest cruise operator is quietly one of Miami's steadiest tech employers — 70+ open Miami roles at this snapshot, with dedicated cybersecurity, ecommerce, and guest technology categories. Most corporate roles run a Monday–Thursday in-office schedule with Fridays remote. Travel tech at genuine scale, headquartered here for decades.

Telemundo Center is the Spanish-language media capital of the US, and its tech openings reflect it: production technology engineering, production technology support management, IT management, and technical project management internships. Volume is modest (around 20 open Miami roles at this snapshot), but these are specialized media-engineering seats that barely exist elsewhere in Florida.

Fresh off a $100M Series A led by Kindred Ventures (with Nvidia and Founders Fund participating), the GPU-neocloud broker is hiring across the board: platform reliability engineers, network automation engineers, regional sales directors, and operations managers. Remote-first with a Miami hub — the purest AI-infrastructure job in the market. Round details in our funding tracker.

The Linda Yaccarino-led GLP-1 employer platform raised a $200M Series A at a $2B+ valuation in March and is staffing up accordingly: product managers, product designers ($81K–$131K posted), directors of product and clinical operations, plus a structured Miami summer internship program. One of the few SoFl startups hiring seriously across product and design, not just engineering.

The stablecoin-settlement startup from The Giving Block's founders closed a $20M Series A in July (Nava Ventures leading, Coinbase Ventures and Circle in) with Shift4 and Mastercard already clients. Remote-first team hiring across Miami, Vienna, and remote. Early-stage headcount, so listings are few but high-leverage — check the careers page for what's live.