More jobs will be expected to be available in the coming year 2016. The growing tech market will open more opportunities for workers next year.

Recent reports reveal that in Denver alone, more positions will be added. One-fourth of the said area will be increasing the number of their hiring. According to a national survey, 23 percent of the tech leaders in the location are planning to expand their teams while 65 percent are preparing to hire within the next six months.

According to the branch manager for Robert Half Technology Dan McMahon, Denver is among the leading cities in America which is why more job opportunities will be offered by the capital of Colorado.

 "A lot of markets have seen a huge uptick in hiring and going into next year we aren't hearing there's going to be a slow down, but actually an increase," the branch manager of Robert Half Technology stated.

Good news to workers and job seekers because no business establishments in Denver are planning to reduce their workers though some are holding their hiring plans until July 2016. This will surely help boost the economy of the state and of America.

The said survey revealed that among the most in demand jobs in the city are desktop support, network administrators and Windows administrators. Since Denver has been having a hard time hiring skilled IT workers, more job openings related to the said work will be available.

The competitive market in the city is brought about by the number of tech companies investing in the region. European companies are choosing to put up business establishments in Denver contributing to the booming economy of Colorado. As a result, more job opportunities are being offered.

Last October, Morphis has revealed its plan to create a headquarter in Denver considering the huge market in America.