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Industries Hiring

Diverse Industries. Unique Careers.

With one of the most diverse economies in the nation, Nebraska is hiring across nearly all its largest industries.

From cybersecurity architects and data analysts to healthcare professionals, agricultural engineers, and warehousing associates, opportunities abound for every skill set.

Employers across the state offer Top 10 work environments in the U.S., thanks to short commutes, low unemployment rates, and impressive job stability. If you’re a veteran, dozens of military-friendly companies help make Nebraska one of the best states in America for our men and women in uniform. Whether you’re launching your career or looking to level up, Nebraska’s major industries offer a future full of opportunity.

The Good Life Stories

World’s Largest High School Rodeo Event Returns to Lincoln
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News, Spotlights

World’s Largest High School Rodeo Event Returns to Lincoln

A Rodeo Unlike Any Other Brings Entertainment and Economic Impact to Nebraska   Cort Jones remembers the sting he felt in defeat at his first high school finals rodeo. On a team of five cowboys, his job was to rope the steer’s back legs. Jones’ horse stumbled when he made the attempt, and he missed […]

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Sandhills Open Road Challenge Brings Racers, Families, and Economic Development to Arnold
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Hometown Highlights, Spotlights

Sandhills Open Road Challenge Brings Racers, Families, and Economic Development to Arnold

A Texas driver of a Dodge Viper ACR waits at the starting line while SORC tech director Jeff Preson directs them (photo courtesy of Jessica Tickle).   When Joe Shown inches his Corvette to the starting line at the Sandhills Open Road Challenge, he pinches his wrist to be sure the race is really happening. […]

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Nebraska Ed-Tech Startup Helps Students Improve as Writers, Avoid Overreliance on AI
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Business Features, Spotlights

Nebraska Ed-Tech Startup Helps Students Improve as Writers, Avoid Overreliance on AI

After doing graduate studies at Stanford University in California, Adam and Alexa Sparks moved home to Nebraska to launch their startup business, Short Answer. Their educational technology (ed tech) platform helps K-12 students improve writing skills. Just three years after launching, Short Answer is used by over 80,000 educators in all 50 U.S. states and […]

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