The 10 best tech jobs for people who want to have a life outside of work

Work-Life balance rating: 3.7

Average annual salary: $80,000

Number of job openings: 3,330

What they do: Research, design, implement, and test computer software.

Work-Life balance rating: 3.7

Average annual salary: $92,456

Number of job openings: 652

What they do: Work with with sales and product development teams to identify and solve customer issues.

Work-Life balance rating: 3.7

Average annual salary: $58,928

Number of job openings: 1,954

What they do: Interpret data, analyze results using statistical techniques, and provide ongoing reports.

Work-Life balance rating: 3.8

Average annual salary: $53,848

Number of job openings: 500

Whay they do: Design the look and feel of a website using skills like color scheming, graphic design, and information flow.

Work-Life balance rating: 3.8

Average annual salary: $91,440

Number of job openings: 457

What they do: Design and develop automated testing routines and perform manual testing to verify the software is properly developed.

Work-Life balance rating: 3.8

Average annual salary: $66,040

Number of job openings: 2,117

What they do: Program websites and write apps that run on the internet.

Work-Life balance rating: 3.9

Average annual salary: $91,440

Number of job openings: 338

What they do: Improve the usability, accessibility, and pleasure provided in the interaction between the user and the product.

Work-Life balance rating: 4.1

Average annual salary: $45,720

Number of job openings: 338

What they do: Optimize search results by conducting research on keywords.

Work-Life balance rating: 4.2

Average annual salary: $114,808

Number of job openings: 1,315

What they do: Extract insights from large volumes of data in various forms.

1. Data Scientist: salary: $114,080

2. Solutions Engineer: $92,456

3. UX Designer: $91,440

4. Software QA Engineer: $91,440.

1. Software Developer: active job openings: 3,330

2. Web Developer, 2,117

3. Data Analyst, 1,954