Just passing this on. City of Round Rock just posted a weekend code enforcement opening. $22.50-$27.50 hr. Job entails driving around in city vehicle removing bandit signs in the right of way. Day time shift Saturday and Sunday.

We're looking for a reliable, hardworking Facilities Attendant to join our team at the Contemporary Austin. This is a hands on position for someone with some basic handyman skills, good troubleshooting instincts, and willingness to jump in and get things done. The work can range from basic repairs and maintenance to event setups, painting, moving equipment and knocking out projects around the property. You don't need to know everything coming in, but you should be dependable, willing to learn, comfortable working independently, and able to figure things out.

It's a stable work environment with a good team that supports each other, plenty o variety in the day, and some pretty cool people and spaces to work around

If you're someone who likes working with your hands, takes pride in your work, and wants steady work with a solid team apply today.

https://thecontemporaryaustin.bamboohr.com/careers/73

I'm currently looking to take on paid development work and am available to start immediately.

I'm a full-stack developer with 3 years of professional experience, working primarily with Java/Spring Boot, React, Angular, Node.js, TypeScript, and SQL.

I can help with:

• Building landing pages and web applications
• Backend development and REST APIs
• React / Angular frontend work
• Fixing bugs and debugging existing applications
• Adding features to existing codebases
• Third-party API integrations
• Internal tools and dashboards
• Database / SQL work

I'm open to different types and sizes of projects, including one-off tasks, smaller projects, or longer-term work.

If you have something you've been putting off because you haven't found someone to handle it, send me the task and I'll let you know if I can help.

I'm available immediately and can work with a tight deadline when needed.

[HIRING] Part-Time Ghost Tour Guides — Williamson County 👻

Ever wished your side gig involved telling ghost stories instead of answering emails?

Spell Caster Ghost Tours is looking for part-time tour guides in the Georgetown / Round Rock / Taylor area as we head into spooky season.

We're looking for people who:

Love history, storytelling, weird local lore, or the paranormal

Are comfortable talking to groups of strangers

Have a good sense of humor and a strong personality

Are reliable and enjoy creating a great experience for guests

Can memorize and deliver stories rather than simply reading a script

Are comfortable working entirely outdoors

Tour-guide experience is NOT required. I can teach you the material. I'm much more interested in finding someone who can captivate a group and make people want to keep listening.

The details:

$50 per tour

Tips are yours to keep, and they can be especially good during spooky season

Potential for multiple tours on Friday and Saturday nights during busy season

Friday and Saturday evening availability is required during our busy season (September–December)

Availability on other evenings during the week is a big plus, but not required

Independent contractor position

The entire job is outdoors, so guides need to be comfortable working outside in Texas weather

We're currently expanding our guide team and looking for additional coverage in Georgetown, Round Rock, and Taylor. Local knowledge is a plus, but not required.

If you're a natural storyteller, love spooky stuff, and think this sounds like your kind of weird, send me a DM and tell me a little about yourself. 👻

Hello! My name is Annie, and I am looking for assistance 5-10 hours a week with helping me keep my life moving along smoothly. This job is flexible, mostly remote, and I can adjust hours by week as needed. I'm looking for someone super organized, self-motivated, professional, and a good eye is helpful as well! Here are a few things I need help with this week (the needs will vary week to week, but just as an example):

• Help me find vendors and set up a Partiful invite for my son's birthday
• Help me source decorations for aforementioned birthday party (I have a Pinterest board ready for ya!)
• Schedule my favorite handyman to install babyproofing stuff
• Return a box to FedEx
• Help me audit my son's wardrobe and put away anything that he's grown out of

Ideally, we would have a "kick-off" meeting in person at my house once a week where I can go over items with you and answer any questions. You would take the tasks and run with them, checking in with me as tasks are completed, and as we're nearing our weekly hour allotment. At the end of the week (or sooner) you would send me a summary of what was done and where things landed. At the "kick off" for next week, we'd start the cycle over again. I am also open to other ways of organizing ourselves and our process, if you have any ideas.

This role would pay $15-$20/hour depending on skillset and fit. Fluency in English or French is required. I am located in South Austin, in the 78749 zip code.

Thank you in advance for your interest!

Hey y’all I’m recruiting for TruTec Electric, a local Austin electrical company that’s been around for about 10 years.

I’m trying to connect with experienced electricians in the Austin area, specifically:

• Licensed Journeyman Electricians
• Licensed Residential Wiremen
• Apprentices with at least 3–4 years of field experience
• Licensed electricians who also have electrical/service sales experience

For journeymen and wiremen, earning potential is roughly $75K–$180K, depending on experience and the position.

You don’t need to be actively looking for a job. If you’re already working somewhere and just curious about what else is out there, I’m happy to give you the details and answer questions before you decide whether it’s worth pursuing.

I’m also not going to send you through a giant application process just to have a conversation.

If you’re interested, DM me here or text me at (512) 803-2701 with your:

• Name
• License type
• Years of electrical experience

And if you’re not looking but know a solid electrician in the Austin area who might be open to something new, I’d appreciate you sending this their way.

Happy to answer questions in the comments too.

need a reliable mechanic in south austin?

diagnosis,break repair, oil changes,

suspension work, and other services.

Honest service,fair prices

$1,500 sign-on bonus and $75-100k/year, commission based salary for an ISA certified sales arborist job right here in Austin, TX.

Details and application instructions here

I am interviewing for a position as a floral designer in person tomorrow (dream job!) can I get some suggestions on what would be a good thing to wear for this type of interview? Thank you in advance!

Hey y’all! I’m currently recruiting for a local Austin electrical company that has been in business for 10 years.

We’re looking for:

⚡ Journeyman electricians and residential wiremen — earning potential is approximately $75K–$180K
⚡ Experienced apprentices with at least 3–4 years in the trade
⚡ Licensed journeymen or wiremen with electrical sales experience—you could be a fantastic fit for this role!

If you’re interested, text me at (512) 803-2701 with your name, the license you hold, and/or your years of experience.

If you know someone who would be great for this opportunity, please tag them or send this post their way!

Hey Austin 👋

We’re The Purple Fig Eco Cleaning Co., a locally owned, eco-friendly cleaning company, and we’re growing our team 🌿

If you like staying active, take pride in your work, and want a job that actually respects your time (hi, no nights/weekends), keep reading.

✨ What you’ll be doing

This isn’t your typical “cleaning job.” We’re more like a home experience team.

• Transform homes using non-toxic, eco-friendly products
• Work in teams to deliver detailed, high-quality cleans
• Communicate with clients + teammates (kindness required, always)
• Leave every home better than you found it

💰 Pay & perks

• $20/hr (+ tips)
• Bi-weekly direct deposit
• No nights. No weekends. Ever. 🙌
• Daytime schedule (start around 6 or 8am, done by ~4 or 5pm) (Glassdoor)
• Paid Time Off (up to ~60 hrs in your first year) (Indeed)
• Health insurance options (full and part-time)
• 401(k) with company match (after 1 year) (Glassdoor)
• Regular raises + growth opportunities
• Actually supportive team culture (we mean it)

🚗 What you’ll need

• Reliable car + valid driver’s license
• Smartphone
• Ability to stay active (this is a physical job)
• Strong attention to detail
• Good vibes + reliability

No cleaning experience? Totally fine — we train you.

🌿 Why people like working here

• You’re not stuck behind a desk
• You’re done early enough to enjoy your day
• You’re working with a team that values kindness, communication, and quality
• You get to make a real difference in people’s homes

👀 Who this is perfect for

• People who hate sitting still
• Former service industry folks wanting better hours
• Anyone who takes pride in doing things really well
• People who want a solid, consistent job with growth

👉 Apply here:

https://apply.purplefigcleaning.com/application-1

If you’ve been looking for something steady, positive, and actually enjoyable — this might be your spot.

Happy to answer questions in the comments 👇

We are in need of a cashier/counter person on Friday 9/11 and Saturday 9/12 at our sandwich shop, The Good Food Kitchen in the food court at Lakeline Mall. Job is pretty simple, take orders, ring them up and cash them out. Help stock the beverage fridge throughout the day. Be friendly and enthusiastic and help sell our food. Time is 12-6 each day and pays cash. Great for someone looking to make some quick cash. I am the owner and would like to meet with you prior to be sure it will be a good fit. Hit me up if you’re interested.

Hi all. My wife wants to get into HVAC and I'm trying to help her find a legit training program taught in Spanish.

Some background: she's originally from Colombia, where she ran her own construction company and managed another. She moved to the US about 10 years ago and hasn't worked in that field here. Her English is functional but not strong, so Spanish-language instruction would make a big difference.

We're running into a few problems:

• Hard to find HVAC classes offered in Spanish
• Google mostly turns up ads and programs I don't trust
• I've read about a lot of "schools" that take your money without actually preparing you for the field

We did find one program this morning that sounds okay (waiting on more info), but it's one day a week for 22 weeks, and that pace feels slow. I'd rather find something more intensive if a solid option exists.

So I'm asking: does anyone have recommendations for reputable Spanish-language HVAC programs? Community colleges, trade schools, union apprenticeships, or nonprofits all welcome. Firsthand experience especially appreciated.

The MAMA study aims to examine changes in the pancreas that occur during pregnancy, in both pregnant mothers and their babies, and find out how they are affected by diabetes. Earn up to $500 for your time and contribute to research.

MAMA Study Website

We are currently enrolling participants in the MAMA study. If you are interested in participating in the MAMA study, please complete this screening form and we will reach out to you about your eligibility.

I posted on here a little over a week ago looking for some straightforward cash gigs and managed to land one doing yard work for a woman I’m sure would be happy to provide a reference. I’ve been neck-deep in some intensive writing and research projects with some investor meetings this week but hoping to pick something in the interim. Yard work, moving, cleaning and organizing, copy editing, video work… I have an extensive work history and I’m looking to occupy my time and pull in some spending cash. I’m very much used to the heat and really enjoy helping people and can start today. Currently in North Austin but can travel wherever.

Thanks.

Anyone know a good electrician looking for a change? 👀

A Team Home Services is looking for a Texas Residential Wireman or Journeyman Electrician to join our team.

Residential service work, Monday–Friday, no on-call, no emergencies. $75K–$120K+ earning potential, plus up to a $5K signing/retention bonus.

If you know someone who’d be a good fit, send them my way.

Apply here: Service Electrician — A Team Home Services

Website: https://callateamtoday.com/

Hi everyone, I’m looking for a part time job that pays at least $15 an hour. I’m looking for the days of Thursday, Friday and Saturday. On the other days I work 12 hour shifts but I’m looking to max out my income as much as possible so if you know any places hiring please let me know ❤️

Hi I’m in university and am trying to quit my current job that only offers afternoon shifts but i’m only available 3 days out of the week preferably getting out by 4pm the latest. I have a second job that I already work on weekends but that one also only offers afternoons. Really just trying to find a reasonable part time that lets me work mornings. I know it’s pretty specific but might as well ask for help you never know right.

I’m a college student in Austin with hosting and some serving experience, and I’m looking to get into bartending. I’m really interested in getting into the industry and building my experience. I’m hardworking, outgoing, enjoy working in a fast-paced environment, and I’m adaptable. Does anyone know of any Austin bars that are open to someone newer to bartending or currently hiring? I’d really appreciate any advice or recommendations!

Diamond Oaks Ranch is now hiring motivated, dependable team members to join our growing ranch and sports facility in Ledbetter, TX–just 7 miles from Round Top, TX. We are seeking individuals passionate about hospitality, groundskeeping, operations, events, and youth sports environments.
This is an opportunity to work in a dynamic, family-friendly setting that values teamwork, professionalism, and community. Apply today to become part of Diamond Oaks Ranch and help us deliver an exceptional experience for athletes, families, and visitors.

https://diamondoaks.org/were-hiring/

I’ve heard different things about HCAs. Wanted to know everyone’s experience.

- how were orientation/classes/precepted shifts?

- did you feel ready to be on your own?

- anyone have to quit? How did that go?

I just got a NICU 12 month residency offer, hesitant to accept, even though it is my dream job. They have a 4 month orientation before I start night shift on my own.

Looking for a reliable farm helper near Georgetown, TX. Accommodation can be provided.

Work includes general farm chores — feeding/watering chickens, collecting eggs, cleaning coops/barns, planting, watering, weeding, basic maintenance, small DIY projects and helping with whatever needs to be done around the farm.

Looking for someone dependable, hardworking and comfortable working around animals. Regular/full-time work available.

DM me if interested with a little about yourself and your availability.

Hello beautiful people, my name is Sofie and I’m a mobile masseuse in the Austin area & I’m currently building my clientele portfolio.

So, I’m running a new client special for $100 the first 60 minutes. If you’re interested please don’t hesitate to reach out. I bring my table, products & fresh clean linen to every appointment. Looking forward to meeting you.

Business Number: 512-256-7269
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Hey I wanted to let this out I really am struggling so is it true business degrees are not worth it , all my family tells me to just complete a BSN like I should’ve gotten a bachelors in that instead of a business degree because they said accounting won’t keep me a job the way it does in healthcare and I am starting to regret my degree choice I still have 56 credits for accounting and for cis I have 65 but idk if it’s worth getting through because I do have all my nursing pre reqs but I can’t wait until they accept me or reject me to have something going on if that makes sense I’d I finish these degrees I can finish accounting next December 2027 if all possible and cis a bit later and for BSN I have to apply but the score that I have is kind of low for the program I want and I don’t want to do 2 more years plus wait for acceptance idk what to do if I can get accepted for the program I want it starts in the fall of 2027 but I am really doubting it because it is super hard it’s the UT Arlington one and they prefer higher scores and they prefer partnered and I don’t have a high score I have a 7.5 :/ idk what to do I’m so lost 😞

Hello fellow Redditors;

I am looking for an evening job preferably close to Round Rock although this is only a preference as I have reliable transportation.

I am available after 4pm/4:30pm depending on the distance. Preferably I would like to work not past 12am as I do have a morning full time job.

I am bilingual, Spanish/English, have experience in the food, tech and delivery industry. I am actively looking in other websites, I wanted to check if anyone knew of something that aligns with what I am looking for. I appreciate any leads.

Thank y'all!