There are currently an estimated 3,712,900 operations managers in the United States. The operations manager job market is expected to grow by 4.4% between 2024 and 2034.

How employable are operations managers?

CareerExplorer rates operations managers with a B employability rating, meaning this career should provide good employment opportunities for the foreseeable future. Over the next 10 years, it is expected the US will need 163,900 operations managers.

What’s the supply of operations managers?

The operations manager industry is concentrated in Texas, California, Florida

Operations Manager job market by state

State Name Employed Operations Managers
Texas 431,310
California 300,840
Florida 236,290
New York 206,740
Pennsylvania 172,010
Illinois 171,300
Ohio 153,160
Georgia 111,060
Arizona 110,480
Missouri 109,020
Virginia 103,590
Maryland 96,740
Massachusetts 95,880
Michigan 85,860
Minnesota 72,860
North Carolina 63,740
Tennessee 63,720
New Jersey 53,000
Kentucky 52,100
Washington 50,630
Indiana 47,180
Oklahoma 43,890
Louisiana 43,220
Utah 42,580
Colorado 41,870
Connecticut 39,070
Nevada 38,920
Wisconsin 36,910
Oregon 36,190
District of Columbia 36,150
Arkansas 34,570
South Carolina 32,230
Iowa 30,760
Alabama 30,170
Idaho 24,880
Kansas 24,660
Nebraska 24,030
New Hampshire 22,110
New Mexico 16,330
West Virginia 15,300
Maine 14,770
Hawaii 13,380
Montana 11,840
North Dakota 11,150
Mississippi 10,630
Rhode Island 9,150
Vermont 8,000
Wyoming 7,470
Alaska 6,020
Delaware 5,000
South Dakota 4,280