Jobs In Washington, DC

These are the newest jobs hiring in Washington, with the most recent postings first. The list covers jobs in Washington and surrounding areas, so check each listing's location for the commute. After the jobs, a second list shows the employers with the most open postings in District Of Columbia right now, with source and date.

Part time jobs in Washington are posted mostly by stores, restaurants, grocery chains, delivery services, gyms and healthcare providers. They fit around school, childcare or a second job.

Full time jobs usually mean a regular schedule of around 40 hours a week. Many full time jobs in Washington with benefits name them in the posting, such as health insurance, paid time off or a retirement plan, so check each listing.

Remote jobs let you live in Washington and work for an employer elsewhere. Some remote postings still require you to live in certain states or to come into an office now and then, so read the location line.

Warehouse jobs include picking, packing, loading, shipping and forklift work, often with day, night and weekend shifts. Many employers train new hires and provide forklift certification. See all warehouse jobs and the warehouse worker guide.

The government jobs listed on this site are federal jobs from USAJOBS, the federal government's official job site. Federal postings located in District Of Columbia are below, each with its own detail page, and you apply on USAJOBS.

Read how federal hiring works on government jobs. Jobs for veterans in Washington include federal postings, where eligible veterans can claim veterans' preference.

Jobs in Washington that pay well are usually in healthcare, engineering, software, finance, skilled trades and management. The list below shows the best paid current openings in the area, sorted by advertised salary.

Salary appears on a listing only when the employer published it. Compare typical advertised pay by title on the salary comparison by job title page.

Teens in Washington most often start in restaurants, grocery and retail stores, movie theaters, amusement parks, pools and summer camps. Search those titles with Washington as the location and look for postings that welcome first-time workers.

Federal law limits the hours and jobs of workers under 18, and District Of Columbia may add its own rules. Read them on our jobs for teens near me page.

These answers cover where to look and what to expect when searching in Washington. For counts and pay, use the live sections above, which show their source and date.

Widen your search to the rest of District Of Columbia or to nearby cities if you can commute or move. The links below go to the state page, the full list of locations and other ways to search.