If Orange County were a nation, it would have one of the world’s top 50 GDPs.
This diverse county is among the state’s leaders for female- and minority-owned businesses, and it’s one of the nation’s top urban areas for tech job growth. Employers in professional and business services, education, health services, leisure and hospitality, manufacturing, and finance — among many others — hire for a range of positions in IT, marketers, office and administrative, finance, and more.
Year-round warm weather, widespread entertainment and having Los Angeles, San Diego, the beach and the mountains in close proximity make Orange County a popular place to live and work.