COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The Columbus region’s recent landings of two high-tech companies will add two big employers to an area already home to some of the nation’s largest companies.

Intel announced in January that it will spend $20 billion to build a massive computer chip factory in New Albany, which it says will create 3,000 full-time jobs with an average pay of $135,000.

And on Tuesday, hydrogen technology company Hyperion — known for its hydrogen fuel cell-powered sports car — will announce it will move its headquarters to Columbus and create 700 jobs.

The capital region’s economic development arm, One Columbus, exists in part to attract employers to the 11-county area. The organization also keeps track of the largest local employers.

Below is a list of the Columbus metropolitan area’s 50 largest private sector employers, via data compiled by One Columbus and published in a 2020 factbook by the city’s development department:

At 3,000 full-time employees by 2025, Intel would tie Alliance Data as the ninth-largest employer in the Columbus area, according to this list. Hyperion would rank below 50.