Once again, Computerworld names PSU to 2026 list of Best Places to Work in IT

Foundry's Computerworld announced Portland State University has once again been named among the 2026 Best Places to Work in IT. This award recognizes the top organizations that challenge their IT staffs while providing great benefits, engagement and training opportunities. Organizations will be included in coverage on Computerworld.com along with results from the 2026 Best Places to Work in IT survey.

“It’s clear that AI is having a disruptive impact on IT operations and IT talent,” said Barbara Call, global director of content strategy at Foundry. “This year’s honorees demonstrate how organizations are proactively evolving their talent strategies to fill much-needed skills gaps and reskill existing staff to be more resilient and responsive to changing needs.”

Portland State University’s Office of Information Technology (OIT) is proud to receive this recognition as a Top 100 Best Place to Work in IT for the ninth consecutive year. This prestigious award highlights OIT's continued commitment to fostering a positive, supportive and innovative work environment for a talented team of IT professionals.

“Our team's dedication and collaborative spirit are truly what set us apart,” said Ryan Bass, PSU's Chief Information Officer. “This continuous recognition is a powerful affirmation of our positive culture and our commitment to fostering a dynamic environment where IT professionals can excel and directly contribute to the success of Portland State University's mission. We are immensely proud to be named a Top 100 Best Place to Work in IT for the ninth consecutive year.”

As Oregon’s urban research university, Portland State University prepares students for the workforce and civic engagement. Recognized as a national leader in social mobility, PSU prioritizes access for diverse learners and serves as a key driver of the city’s economic success. Through research, strategic partnerships and community engagement, the university addresses complex challenges at the local and global levels.