Not sure what domain you're in, but here's the view from mine... SAS is extremely common in pharma companies. Basically, any company that has anything to do wi

Not sure what domain you're in, but here's the view from mine... SAS is extremely common in pharma companies. Basically, any company that has anything to do with a clinical drug trial will be using SAS. In the basic research / tool development parts of the biotech industry, R is common as well. Today, basically every biotech company has some kind of "data science" component (though they won't necessarily have adopted that buzzword). Either way, in my view this is a far more specific and valuable skill than "HTML programmer".