Find Jobs in the USA – 30,804+ Openings Updated Daily
GetUSAJob lists 30,804+ open jobs in the USA, updated every day, from employers in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Houston and Dallas. Browse museum jobs, art and creative jobs, graphic design jobs, IT jobs, healthcare jobs and engineering jobs, then apply free with your resume.
- Open jobs
- 30,804+ across the United States
- Top cities
- New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Houston, Dallas
- Specialty
- Museum, arts, library and cultural jobs, plus every major industry
- Cost to apply
- Free for job seekers
Jobs in the USA: Frequently Asked Questions
Which US cities have the most jobs on GetUSAJob?
New York has the most listings, followed by Chicago, Los Angeles, Houston, Dallas, Seattle and Portland. You can browse jobs by city from the search box or the links at the bottom of every page.
What kinds of jobs can I find on GetUSAJob?
GetUSAJob lists jobs in every major field, including IT and software, healthcare, engineering, accounting, sales and education. It is especially strong for museum, art, gallery, archive and library jobs.
Do I need work authorization to apply for jobs in the USA?
Yes. Every US employer must verify that new hires are authorized to work using Form I-9. US citizens and green card holders can work for any employer; other candidates need a work visa such as H-1B or an Employment Authorization Document, and only some employers sponsor visas.
How much do jobs in the USA pay in 2026?
Pay depends on the role and the city. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a median of $50,980 a year across all occupations (May 2025). Many states, including California, New York, Illinois, Washington and Colorado, require pay ranges in job ads.
Is GetUSAJob free to use?
Yes. Searching and applying is free for job seekers, and employers can post unlimited jobs for free. Create a free account to upload your resume or post a job.
How often are new jobs added?
New jobs are added every day, and expired listings are removed from search results. Set up a job alert to hear about new jobs in your field and city first.
How do I spot a fake job posting?
Real employers never ask you to pay for training, equipment or a job offer, and they do not hire without an interview. Check the company website, and report any listing that asks for money or banking details.
Are there entry-level jobs and internships?
Yes. Many employers post entry-level roles and paid internships, especially in museums, education, marketing, retail and customer service. Filter by experience level to find them.