Jobs In Texas

Postings from the last few days are the most likely to be filled soon, so apply to them first. Words such as immediate start or walk-in interviews usually mean the employer wants to hire quickly. See more on jobs hiring immediately near me.

Entry level jobs in Texas without experience are common in retail, restaurants, warehouses, customer service and home care, where employers train new hires. Search those titles with your city and look for no experience or will train in the posting.

The jobs in Austin, TX page lists live openings in Austin and nearby towns. It has sections for part time, remote, warehouse and entry level jobs and the employers posting the most there.

The jobs in El Paso, TX page lists live openings in El Paso and the surrounding area. Use it to compare part time, full time and government jobs in the far west of the state.

The jobs in Dallas, TX page lists live openings across Dallas and nearby suburbs. Check nearby Fort Worth and Arlington too if you can commute across the metro area.

The jobs in San Antonio, TX page lists live openings in San Antonio and its suburbs. It includes sections for remote, part time, warehouse and government jobs.

The jobs in Fort Worth, TX page lists live openings in Fort Worth and nearby towns. Many people also search Dallas and Arlington from there.

The jobs in Houston, TX page lists live openings in Houston and the surrounding area. It adds sections for oil and gas jobs, airport jobs and city and county government jobs.

Killeen does not have its own city page yet, so these are the newest live openings with Killeen as the location. Search Killeen with a job title to see more.

The jobs in Arlington, TX page lists live openings in Arlington. It sits between Dallas and Fort Worth, so jobs in either city may be within reach.

At home jobs in Texas are often in customer service, sales, billing, scheduling and tech support. A real employer never asks you to pay to start a job, so treat any posting that does as a scam.

Some of the best jobs in Texas without a degree are in skilled trades, commercial driving and healthcare support, where a licence, certificate or apprenticeship takes the place of a degree. Welders, electricians and truck drivers often train through apprenticeships or short programs.

Oil field jobs include floorhand and roughneck roles, equipment operators, truck drivers, mechanics and engineers. For jobs in Texas oil and gas, read each posting for the schedule, because many field roles use rotating shifts away from home.

Welder jobs are posted by fabrication shops, construction firms, manufacturers and energy companies. Employers often ask for a welding certification or a test weld, which the posting names.

Nurse jobs in Texas are posted by hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, home health agencies and schools. Registered nurses need a licence, or a multistate privilege under the Nurse Licensure Compact, that covers the state where their patients are. See all registered nurse jobs.

Truck driving jobs range from local delivery to regional and long-haul routes. Most need a commercial driver's licence of the class the posting names. Read our guide to CDL jobs.

Warehouse jobs include picking, packing, loading and forklift work, often on day, night and weekend shifts. Many employers train new hires. See all warehouse jobs.

State of Texas jobs are not listed on this site. The Texas Workforce Commission says you can find and apply for jobs with Texas state agencies and universities through WorkInTexas.com, the state's job matching system.

Texas state agencies require a State of Texas Application for Employment for each position, and a resume is not accepted in its place. Some agencies, such as Health and Human Services, also post jobs on their own career sites, so check the agency's website.