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Capital One, Accenture and 256 others are hiring in Washington, D.C..
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There are 6,489 open tech roles at 258 companies in Washington, D.C., District of Columbia as of 18 October 2026. The list is read directly from employer careers systems and refreshed every day, so closed roles drop off within a day.
The employers with the most open roles in Washington, D.C. are Capital One (1,585 roles), Accenture (445 roles) and USM Business Systems (409 roles). 258 companies in total have live openings in Washington, D.C..
Software Engineering is the largest category in Washington, D.C. with 1,733 roles, followed by Sales & Business (786) and Data & AI (575). 12 role types have openings in Washington, D.C. in total.
In Washington, D.C., Capital One (355), USM Business Systems (192), Accenture (157) and CACI (95) currently have the most open software engineering roles. Each listing on hire.run links to the company's own application page.
Of the 6,489 roles in Washington, D.C., 453 are listed as remote, 399 hybrid and 650 on-site. The remaining 4,987 don't state a workplace type in the listing.
656 roles in Washington, D.C. were posted in the last 7 days, out of 6,489 currently open. New postings appear on hire.run within a day of going live on the employer's careers site.
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Every listing is read directly from the employer's careers system (Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, SmartRecruiters and Workday) once a day; hire.run doesn't copy other job boards. A role that closes at the source leaves the Washington, D.C. list on the next refresh.