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Publish Date: September 18, 2026
Author: Seubert
Tags: Announcements

Seubert Named #2 Best Place to Work in 2026

Pittsburgh Business Times Names Seubert One of Pittsburgh’s 2026 Best Places to Work, for the Second Year in a Row

Seubert & Associates, Inc. is honored to have been named the #2 Best Place to Work in Western Pennsylvania in the Extra Large Company category of the Pittsburgh Business Times’ 2026 rankings, marking the second consecutive year Seubert has earned this recognition.

This distinction is always meaningful because it’s based entirely on feedback from our employees through anonymous surveys conducted by Quantum Workplace. The survey evaluates everything from job satisfaction to leadership, collaboration, compensation, and overall workplace culture.

At Seubert, we believe our CREATE values, Client Focus, Resilience, Enthusiasm, Accountability, Teamwork, and Excellence, are the principles that drive us. Being named one of the Best Places to Work for a second year in a row affirms that those values aren’t a moment in time; they’re a consistent part of how our team collaborates, serves, and grows together.

This recognition belongs to every member of the Seubert team. It’s their dedication, collaboration, and spirit that make this a place people are proud to show up to every day.

We’re proud to celebrate this milestone in the same year we marked 10 years at our North Shore headquarters, a home that’s grown alongside our team and was recently renovated to match. Both moments tell the same story: a company that keeps investing in its people and the space where they do their best work.

Congratulations as well to our clients and partners who were also recognized on this year’s Best Places to Work list. We’re proud to celebrate alongside you.

If you’re interested in joining our team check out our careers page or connect with Nicki Vollmer, Seubert’s Talent Acquisition Specialist at [email protected] or 412-223-1042.

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