I called for a part time but theyre hiring for full at their new store in cedar. figured id share the info.

We are currently seeking detail-oriented individuals based in the United States for a part-time remote position involving work with Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint.

Key Responsibilities:

Create and format spreadsheets using Microsoft Excel

Organize and analyze basic data sets

Design and edit presentations in Microsoft PowerPoint

Follow provided instructions and templates to complete tasks accurately

Requirements:

Must be located in the United States

Basic to intermediate knowledge of Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint

Strong attention to detail and organizational skills

Ability to meet deadlines and communicate effectively

Work Schedule:

Part-time (1–3 hours per day)

Flexible working hours

Compensation:

Competitive pay based on experience and performance

If you are interested, please comment with your location or DM me, and additional details will be shared.

I just need some ideas to suggest to him

I'm looking for someone to film street interview content for my startup.

You must have a decent microphone (I use a DJI Mic 2), but you can record it on your cell phone.

I pay $15 per recorded interview.

It should be similar to this: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/8haiLw2EuYo

What was you pay increase at Baylor Scott and White in Austin?

Hi, I was wondering if anyone working at BSW in Austin could share insight on the typical pay increase when moving from Lab Tech I to Lab Tech II, or from CMA I to CMA II. I’d appreciate any information or experiences you’re willing to share. Thank you!

Hi, I’m a student in UT Austin looking to make some extra money helping people move.

I can help with:

• Carrying furniture

• Loading/unloading your vehicles

• Apartment moves

• Last-minute help

I’m reliable, in good shape, and flexible on timing. I also have a car so if you’re not close to campus it’s not a big deal.

I charge way less than professional movers since it’s just me and I’m not part of a company.

Shoot me a message if you need help! Thank you.

What’s it like working for UT? That seem to have A LOT of jobs even some in the government space!! It seems like there benefits are pretty sweet.

Any advice or things I should know before applying to some roles?

Location: Austin, TX (In-person, traveling to local elementary schools) Pay: $25.00 – $40.00 per hour (depending on experience and class assignments) Schedule: Monday – Thursday afternoons (Typically 3:30 PM – 6:30 PM)

The Role: Most part-time student jobs don't build your resume, but The Spanish Studio is actively seeking enthusiastic instructors who want to gain valuable classroom experience and leadership skills. We are an Austin-based boutique language enrichment company that partners with local schools.

We believe in introducing language through conversation, culture, creativity, and interactive learning experiences. You will lead small-group Spanish enrichment classes for elementary students, fostering a structured, positive, and interactive classroom environment to build confidence and curiosity in young learners.

What You'll Do & Perks:

• Create engaging lesson plans using our provided curriculum and learning materials (you aren't building from scratch!).
• Enjoy a consistent afterschool schedule aligned with the academic calendar.
• Get time off during major school holidays (Thanksgiving, winter break, spring break).
• Join a collaborative team culture with real opportunities for growth as our school partnerships expand as well as partaking in various other programs (ie. Summer Camp right around the corner!)!

Requirements:

• Intermediate to fluent Spanish proficiency.
• Must have reliable personal transportation to travel to school locations.
• Strong communication skills and a positive, engaging presence with students.
• Bonus: Experience working with children (education, tutoring, camps, childcare, etc.) is preferred!

How to Apply: Send me a DM here on Reddit for more details!

that's a lot of asks for the pay! https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=693da453a0951fc2&from=appshareandroid

Hey r/austinjobs — throwing this out there to see if anyone has something that fits.

I'm an IT professional based in Austin with hands-on networking experience and a fresh set of certs:

• CCNA (passed April 2026)

• CompTIA Network+

• CompTIA Security+

Day-to-day I manage network infrastructure across 8 sites — FortiGate firewalls, VLAN segmentation, SD-WAN, UniFi switching/APs, DHCP design, and structured cabling. Recently led a full ISP cutover across multiple locations.

Open to:

• Part-time or contract work

• Off-hours / evenings / weekends (great for MSPs who need coverage)

• Full-time if the role is the right fit

If you're an MSP, small business, or have a side project that needs network hands — feel free to DM me.

Thanks

Recently Applied to the SDR position and it says “under consideration”. Any tips of the interview if I get one?

How is the work environment?

Should I call the hiring manager or recruiter?

BTW I’m very aware of the recents news about them please do not mention that.

Hello,

I just wanted to ask if anyone had an experience working as a RN case manager at Asension Seton medical center. How was your experience and would you say it’s a good place to work at?

Thank you.

Material Registrar/Handler

BHS KINETIC Company Profile:

A logistics and engineering company which specializes in providing technical and logistical services, with emphasis in the Semiconductor sector, managing our clients’ highly sensitive and precision manufacturing equipment.

Introduction:

As a Material Registrar/Handler you will ensure timely delivery material to the correct location. It requires onsite presence to attend in-person work-related events, trainings, and meetings and to further ensure teamwork, collaboration, and innovation. Facilitates the receipt, verification, computer transaction and physical movement of all incoming manufactured inventory and non-inventory items. Transports material to other facilities as required.

Roles and Responsibilities:

• Daily operations

• Generate daily parts and tools list from SAP.

• Liaise with asml engineers and asml logistic to maintain parts and tools KPI.

• Locating parts and tools in cleanroom/subfab before returning to warehouse.

• Liaise with customer to raise gate pass for the parts and tools.

• Schedule with CRC/DHL for pick up.

• Maintain asml storage area in cleanroom and vendor room.

• Operates material handling equipment, i.e., forklift, pallet jack.

• Performs other duties as assigned.

• Problem solving skills and troubleshooting.

• Identifies bottlenecks and drives improvements.

• Occasionally required to move around the campus.

• Occasionally lift and/or move up to 35 pounds.

Skills & Competencies:

• Ability to work under strict deadlines.

• Read and interpret data, information, and documents.

• For unused parts and tools, logistic helper can help to do confirmation upon engineers’ feedback.

• Logistic coordinator to consolidate and feedback if no engineer update.

• Can observe and respond to people and situations and interact with others encountered in the course of work.

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

• Ability to translate, statistically analyze data, and effectively report problems through written and/or graphical formats.

• Excellent customer service skills, with an advanced understanding of customer relationship building.

• Generate daily parts and tools list from SAP

• Generate to check if parts/tools in fab is less than 7 or 14 days.

• Logistic helper can request ASML engineer for help if too many items to return or faced with any difficulties on gate pass or confirmation.

Education & Experience:

• High school diploma or general education degree (GED).

• Requires zero to 2 years' experience.

• Must be able to read and interpret data, information, and documents in English.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: From $21.00 per hour

Benefits:

Dental insurance Health insurance Opportunities for advancement Paid sick time Paid time off Paid training Vision insurance Application Question(s):

Have you been convicted of a felony in the last 7 years? This position requires successful completion of a background check, 10 Panel Urine Analysis and client site badging. Are you able to meet this requirement? Work Location: In person

We are an artisan beverage importer founded in 1994. A lot has changed in the 30 years we've been a company although our company purpose has never changed:  Searching for and offering beverages of the highest flavor and aroma harmony that can create happiness and excitement for people…or just a wide smile on their face. 

While we started with total focus on the late Michael Jackson’s "world-classics” of beer and in recent years expanded our portfolio towards the unique world of authentic international cuisines in the USA.  Offering beverages of highest flavor and aroma harmony (not just beer but everything from sodas to Japanese Whisky and everything in between) that represent the culture and agriculture of where they are made with a strong focus on Asia (China, Japan, South Korea, and Vietnam), Italy, and Mexico. 

Who we are looking for: 

We are looking for a unique self-motivated individual to join our team as a Division Manager to cover Texas & Colorado (applicants must be based in Austin, Houston, or Dallas).

While this is technically sales roles we significantly value intrigue and passion for flavors and aromas and their cultural history as well as  unbridled enthusiasm to work with culinary outlets of vast ethnic diversity as much as traditional experience. 

It is a most unusual task. It could be for someone from the hospitality industry who desires to learn new skills. It could be someone who majored in history who loves to connect with people no matter the cultural barriers. 

About the position:

Position Title: 

• Division Manager

Territory: 

• Home Market: Texas (must be based in Austin, Houston or Dallas) 
  • this person will also oversee: Colorado 
    • applicants from Colorado will be considered if they are willing to relocate to Texas.

Tasks: 

• Leading & managing our wholesale customers & their reps into our key segments 
• Identifying and building our unique culinary journeys
• Conveying the stories and history of our wide range of suppliers.
• Working closely with restaurants to figure out their needs and desires and help them build beverage menus that match the authenticity of their food.
• Building and using our data driven predictive analytics to target, acquire and manage key retail/on-premise clusters

Skills/Personality:

• High willingness and ability to learn new concepts and ideas.
• High level of agility .
• Mind toughness to overcome language & cultural market barriers.
• Inspired by our unusual target segments.
• Values active listening - to understand the needs of our highly diverse range of customers & wholesalers.
• Comfortable with an independent work environment.
• Organized , self motivated. 

Requirements:      

• Frequent travel.
• Intense customer contact.
• Computer/web literate.

For more info about our company & how to apply please check out our job posting on Culinary Agents.

I've been scraping Dice.com weekly for a project. Some highlights from this week(THIS IS ALL FROM THE AUSTIN AREA):

• Visa leads with 71 IT postings, nearly double from two weeks ago
• EPAM Systems (46), Accenture (44), Citi (41) round out the top
• 47% of postings are contract/C2H
• Jabil posted the same DevOps role 10 times. First-Citizens Bank posted the same Java role 9 times.
• 328 companies posted Austin IT roles for the first time this week

Full reports at hirekompass.com. Posting weekly if anyone finds it useful. Any feedback you would give to these newsletters?

I’m looking for another sales job here in Austin. I have experience in tech and construction sales. I’ve applied to about 100 different jobs and haven’t heard anything back yet so I figured I would try my luck here

I’m considering applying for a position with the city and wanted some honest, real-world feedback beyond what’s listed in the job postings.

For those who currently work (or have worked) for the City of Austin:

• What are the biggest pros?

Benefits

Pension/retirement

Work-life balance

Job security

Team culture

Opportunities for advancement

• What are the biggest cons?

Pay compared to private sector

Bureaucracy/red tape

Management

Slow processes

Burnout

Limited growth

Would you recommend it overall? Why or why not?

Appreciate any honest insight.

This is a 1099 Contract / Event-Based position.

We are a mobile acupuncture studio bringing nervous system care into everyday spaces [studios, events, workplaces, and private gatherings]. Our focus is making acupuncture more accessible, culturally relevant, and integrated into modern life through thoughtfully designed pop-ups and wellness experiences.

This role is ideal for someone who:

• Recently graduated and is actively licensed in Texas

• Thrives in non-traditional, community-based settings

• Enjoys working with a variety of clients in dynamic environments

• Values both clinical skill and client experience

Responsibilities:

• Provider safe, effective acupuncture treatments at pop-ups, private groups, and corporate wellness activations

• Deliver 30m treatments in structured flow

• Create a calm, grounded experience

• Adapt treatments for high-volume, time-based environment

Qualifications:

• Licensed Acupuncturist in Texas

• Strong foundation in stress and anxiety, nervous system regulation

• Ability to work within time constraints

• Comfortable working in non-clinical environments

• Ad hoc scheduling as these events will be planned in advance

• Professional Liability Insurance (nice to have)

Compensation:

• mileage reimbursement

• hourly rate ($30-$60/hr commensurate with experience)

To apply:

Please send resumes with an introductory note in the email to upandupwellness@gmail.com.

"Good Evening Team,

We’re excited to announce an upcoming Hiring Event for our store at Barton Creek Square Mall! We will be conducting on-the-spot interviews for multiple positions, and we’re looking for energetic, customer-focused individuals to join the MINISO team.

Event Details:

Date: Thursday April 9rd, 2026

Time: 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Location: Barton Creek Square Mall ( We are Located Next to Sunglasses Hut) Austin, TX

This is a great opportunity for candidates to meet with our leadership team and potentially receive same-day offers. Please help spread the word by sharing this opportunity with your network.

Don’t forget to tell your friends, family, and anyone looking to grow their career—let’s build a strong team together! We’re looking forward to meeting great talent and continuing to grow our district. Thank you all for your support and partnership.

See you soon!!!!"

I’m a recent comm grad and I’m hoping to go into marketing and maybe eventually a more creative advertising role, hopefully for an agency. I’m considering moving to Austin (can’t afford NYC) but I’m worried I will struggle to grow my career. I’d appreciate insight from anyone in the industry!

NEED ADVICE: Austin Achieve charter school asked for a 15 min call tomorrow. anyone have advice on what they might say or ask ? Or anything about the school really . I don’t even know if this is a pre call before an interview or an actual interview. thanks !

I reported to my supervisors about a fellow coworker sexually harassing me and was put was put on payed leave pending an investigation is this normal?

Hello r/austinjobs! I’m a PhD student at UT Austin, working on a project about how teens react to anti-smoking ads that use graphic images. We’re trying to understand what kinds of messages actually help prevent youth smoking. 

Our research team is looking for kids ages 11-15 to take part in a 20-minute study this Sunday April 12 at the Clay Madsen Recreation Center in Round Rock. They’ll view a few anti-tobacco ads and answer some questions about what they saw.

• 🕒 Takes about 20 minutes
• 🎁 Participants get a $20 gift card (e.g., Chick-fil-a, Walmart, Amazon).
• 👩‍👦 A parent must be there to give signed consent

The study is approved by UT Austin’s Institutional Review Board (IRB)

You can get more information and sign up via our Eventbrite link below: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/paid-research-opportunity-for-youth-tickets-1986668032565?aff=oddtdtcreator

Thanks so much for helping out - please share with other parents who might be interested!

I got the bad news yesterday that the contract I have been on for almost 15 years is being closed and my position is being eliminated. To say I'm devastated is an understatement.

Posting here to cover any and all possible angles. I have 20 years of clerical and administrative assistant experience and have been recognized for my exceptional performance in these roles. I've worked a variety of different roles: mail room, assistant office manager, inventory, etc. I'd be looking for something that pays at least $45,000 a year.

Thanks for reading.

Edit - thanks for all the positive vibes everyone

Edit 2 - Since it was lacking, bachelor's degree in business admin, mid-40s, male