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Start Next Week is our contract-to-hire, or temporary-to-hire division. These are full-time jobs with top companies who are looking to hire right now. Most candidates start their new role between 3-6 weeks from the time of application.

Disclaimer

Although “Start Next Week” is the title of this division, please note this is a figurative title, rather than a literal statement or guarantee. We named this division “Start Next Week” because of the types of roles presented here and how quickly you can start in a new position.


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CURRENT OPENINGS

Open contract-to-hire and direct-hire positions.

Our contract roles are with reputable companies who are looking to hire a lot of talent – quickly. Typically, each opening is hiring 5 - 40 people for that role.

Browse our top open positions below:

Onsite AI Writing Generalist

Southlake, TX

Onsite

$25/hr

Autonomous Vehicle Operator

San Francisco, CA

Onsite

$29/hr - $32/hr

Autonomous Vehicle Operator

Las Vegas, NV

Onsite

$25/hr - $27/hr

SUCCESS STORIES

Hear From Candidates We've Placed

Richard C.

Zoox - San Francisco

“My experience with the hiring process went smoothly and was completely seamless! Everything was simple to understand and required minimal effort. I'm currently working at Zoox and my year here has been an awesome experience!

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FAQS

We're here to help. Ask away!

  • For contract positions, is there a set time period?

    Yes, the contract term can vary based on the client and the opening. However, most contracts are at least 6 months long. 

  • Can I work remote?

    Typically, our clients are looking for contractors to work onsite. However, there are clients that allow contractors to work hybrid or fully remote schedules. 

  • Do I have to interview for the openings?

    Yes, all of our positions require some form of interview. During your initial screening call we will cover what you can expect from the entire interview process from that client. 

  • How many steps does it take before I get hired?

    The number of steps depends on the client, but typically candidates participate in 2-3 rounds of interviews or evaluations. 

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