An industry to explore
Gaming companies
Work on the business behind the games. Explore studios, publishers and gaming platforms, with careers across marketing, finance, operations, product and technology.
Company directories
Start with an interest, a career priority or a published list. Explore the employers, visit their careers sites and find a role that fits your life.
Explore an industry or the kind of business you want to help build.
An industry to explore
Work on the business behind the games. Explore studios, publishers and gaming platforms, with careers across marketing, finance, operations, product and technology.
Private companies building AI
Explore private AI companies selected by Forbes. Look beyond research and engineering to product, sales, customer success, finance, operations and legal careers.
A startup portfolio
Explore 1,185 active U.S.-based Y Combinator companies marked as hiring in the official directory. Compare the team, business stage and work before choosing a role.
Look at ownership, purpose and working arrangements.
A history of remote hiring
Start with employers that have a track record of remote hiring. Then check which current roles fit your location, schedule and office preferences.
An ownership lens
Explore businesses where employees hold a majority ownership stake. Understand how ownership works before deciding what it could mean for your career.
A certified business model
Explore businesses with B Lab certification and understand what it measures. Look for work that connects your professional skills with the impact you care about.
Compare published employer recognition and career-outcome measures.
Observed career outcomes
Explore the 22 employers rated Platinum across Early Career, Growth and Stability in the 2026 Where You Work Matters announcement.
Employee experience
Explore employers recognized through employee feedback about trust, fairness and workplace culture. Then look closely at the team and role you would join.
Employee recommendations
Explore large US employers through the recommendations of people who work there. A familiar company name can open up less obvious career paths.
Career progression
Discover large employers recognized for career growth, from professional entry points to experienced leadership roles.
Compensation and workplace programs
Explore technology and tech-enabled employers recognized for their workplace offerings, including careers in sales, customer success, marketing, operations and product.
Military-to-civilian careers
Find employers recognized by veterans for their workplace experience and support. Explore civilian careers across business functions, beyond defense alone.
Company scale
Explore America’s largest companies by revenue and the range of professional careers inside them. Company scale is one way to build a target list.
Ideas put into practice
Discover companies recognized for new ideas in their industries, from software and finance to consumer products and creative work.
Ethics programs
Explore companies recognized for their ethics and compliance programs. Use the recognition as one question to investigate when choosing an employer.
Stakeholder performance
Explore large US companies rated on issues that matter to the public, including workers, customers, communities and the environment.
Workplace culture
Discover national workplace-award recipients through employee feedback, including midsize and regional employers you may not already know.
LGBTQ+ workplace policies
Explore 533 employers in the current Equality 100 recognition directory for the 2026 Corporate Equality Index. Compare policies and benefits with the experience offered by a specific team.
Disability inclusion
Explore a benchmark for disability inclusion and learn what to ask about accessibility, accommodations and day-to-day working conditions.
Workplace programs and sentiment
Explore smaller and midsize employers recognized through employee surveys and a review of workplace benefits.