Matityahu's proximity to both Jerusalem and the Tel Aviv/Dan regions – as well as its proximity to Israel's largest highways and the Israel Railways stations in Modiin – makes it a convenient place to live for those who commute to most any workplace in central Israel. A number of men on the Moshav learn full-time in Kollelim located in Kiryat Sefer, Jerusalem, B'nei Brak and on the Moshav itself. People who live on the Moshav work in a wide variety of areas, including accounting, air conditioning, architecture, art, banking, computer programming, dentistry, education, electrical, finance, graphic design, Kiruv, legal, lobbying, marketing, medicine, military, office administration, painting, photography, psychology, reflexology, research, sales, technical writing, translation services and transportation.