Mike Carter
The average data engineer salary in the United States sits between $125,000 and $135,000 in base pay as of early 2026, depending on the source. Entry-level roles start around $80K to $105K. Mid-level engineers with four to six years pull $119,000 to $150,000. Seniors with seven or more years regularly clear $147K to $179K+ in … Read more
You shut your laptop. Another day of remote work done, but something’s missing. Maybe it’s that buzz of office chatter, the chance encounter over the coffee pot, or the spark of a new connection made at a conference happy hour. While bustling offices and in-person conferences are still thriving, remote work has carved out a … Read more
Every leap and bound in technology can be traced back to the contributions of platform engineering. This technology approach has been the powerhouse behind many of the industry’s seismic shifts, from the early days of cloud computing to today’s AI-driven development platforms. Its evolution rapidly transformed how enterprises build and manage their application infrastructure, making … Read more
In the time it takes to say, “traditional project management,” the market, your competition, and even your customers have already moved on. Where does that leave you? Playing catch-up. But this doesn’t have to be your reality. Embracing Agile methodology positions you to not only keep pace with the times but stay ahead of the … Read more
Let me guess, it’s been a while since you updated your resume, right? It can be hard to know what you should include in your resume, what to leave off, and how to lay out the information in a way that best shares your story with potential employers. Lucky for you, that’s where KORE1 can … Read more
You’ve probably seen the numbers. In April alone the American economy lost 20.5 million jobs. That’s the largest month-over-month increase in unemployment since 1948 following the end of World War II. While some industries have been especially impacted and forced to lay off employees (leisure and hospitality, entertainment and recreation, and retail, to name a … Read more
As Q1 comes to a close, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the current recruiting landscape. Over the course of last year, we were introduced to a variety of trends, ranging from tech to politics, all of which were slated to have a major impact on the industry. Many of these projected shifts in … Read more
Recruiting metrics are indispensable when it comes to successful data-driven hiring, allowing recruiters to optimize the hiring process and more effectively analyze talent. That being said, sifting through all of the metrics available will leave you with no time left for actual recruiting. We boiled down the two essential metrics that will dictate your hiring … Read more
The IT skills gap is expected to grow over the next five years with early predictions projecting as many as 1.8 million IT jobs open in 2022, a 20% bump from what the same study revealed two years prior. Not to mention, baby boomers are retiring at a rate of 10,000 per day, creating an … Read more
There’s a reason healthcare facilities in Chicago and across the country are frantically seeking tech talent. Hospitals are heavily reliant on properly working technology, and each week news reports surface that both inspire and terrify healthcare CIOs and doctors. IT has proven it has the power to drive innovation in the healthcare industry, but at … Read more
