Looking For a Summer Job?
Summer is finally here and if you're a recent college graduate, current college student, high school student, teenager, or seasonal worker then you might be wondering what to do with your time. A fantastic idea is to get a summer job in the NY Capital Region. redShift has current job openings available in Albany, Schenectady, Troy, & Saratoga Springs!
There are many reasons why having a summer job can help you:
It will build your resume.
It will give you real world, relevant work experience that goes beyond a classroom education.
You'll have more money for food, gas, and fun during the rest of the year.
It's a great networking opportunity for when applying for future jobs.
You will meet new friends and create professional work references.
How to Get a Summer Job
If you are 18 years old or older please upload your resume and one of our friendly recruiters will reach out to you with current opportunities.
We have a surplus of jobs and a shortage of candidates. Our open positions include:
Shipping & Receiving
Order Selector / Picker Packer
Machine Operator
Electro Mechanical Assembler
Customer Service
Industries Hiring for Summer Jobs
Which industries need seasonal workers and offer summer work?
Construction Projects
Manufacturing & Production
Retail Stores
Ice Cream Stands, Food Stands & Food Carts
Agriculture (Working Farms)
Hospitality
Summer Camps & Sleep Away Camps
Summer Sports
Day Care & Child Care
Golf Courses & Resorts
Amusement Parks, Animal Parks, & Petting Zoos
Boating & Water Activities
County Fairs & Local Events
Lawn Care & Landscaping
Why Should I Get a Summer Job?
A summer job can be a great way to gain experience in your field and build relationships with people who are influential. Build your resume by working in an industry that is relevant to your future career goals.
Summer jobs might even help you get into college or university by giving colleges another thing on their application that they will notice!
Get quick cash and have more money for food, gas, and fun during the rest of the year.
Tips for Getting a Summer Job
Here are some tips for getting a summer job:
Apply for jobs early in the spring semester to have time to network and get interviews.
Include a friendly headshot & smile! Increase your chances of getting hired by being more personal.
Be persistent with job hunting, don't give up! Stay motivated through summer. Keep looking until you find a perfect fit.
Don’t be afraid of manual labor or hard work if that is what it takes to land a good opportunity; keep an open mind about what may come from this type of work as well as how much money you might make per hour.
Seek paid internships via your school, university, or on local job boards.
Ask your friends who already have a job if they can help you get hired at their current employer.
Contact a local recruiter and ask if they have summer jobs or seasonal work available. (Yes, we have jobs, so please apply!)