Jobs & Economy in North Providence
North Providence's economy runs on a genuine, notably technology/analytics-skewed local workforce, within a genuinely short commute of Providence's own broader job market.
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Learn moreA genuinely distinctive occupational profile
North Providence residents work in computer- and math-related occupations at a cited rate in the 95th percentile nationally -- genuinely distinctive for a small, dense suburb of this size.
A short, genuine commute to Providence
The greatest cited share of North Providence commuters spend between 15 and 30 minutes commuting one-way to work, genuinely shorter than the typical American commute.
Below-state-average median household income
North Providence's cited median household income ran approximately $65,027, below Rhode Island's own statewide anchor figure.
Key takeaways
- North Providence residents work in computer/math occupations at a genuinely high, cited rate nationally.
- Most residents commute a genuinely short 15-30 minutes one-way to work.
- Cited median household income runs below the Rhode Island statewide average.
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