About Pittsburgh, PA

Pittsburgh sits at the point where the Allegheny, Monongahela, and Ohio Rivers meet. It’s also positioned at the convergence of medicine and technology.

Cultured, safe, affordable, and strategically located, Pittsburgh is a global leader in technology, medicine and scientific research. Home to leading organizations such as UPMC and the University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh has all of the advantages of a large city and was rated “America’s Most Livable City” in 2007 by Places Rated Almanac. Its cost of living is below the national average, and so is its crime rate.

Pittsburgh’s unparalleled landscape of mountains, rivers, and valleys makes it an outdoor lover’s paradise year-round. From young, bustling communities, to private, natural settings, Pittsburgh offers an array of neighborhoods to suit a variety of lifestyles.

A thriving cultural scene, unique dining, distinctive shopping, professional sports teams, and outstanding schools are a few other examples of why professionals from around the world have chosen to call Pittsburgh home.

About Piscataway, NJ

Located in Middlesex County, New Jersey, Piscataway offers a country setting with close proximity to the Jersey shoreline.

Home to many Fortune 500 corporations, including Colgate Palmolive Technology Center, MCI World Com International, and Johnson & Johnson Health Systems, Piscataway is conveniently located about 35 miles from New York City and about 65 miles from Philadelphia.

The fifth oldest municipality in New Jersey, Piscataway began as an Indian territory—its name roughly translates to “branch of a river” and “getting dark.” One of the earliest settlements in the United States, several historic villages remain in Piscataway today.