Looking for a job in New York?
We hunt jobs while you relax.
Scowter tracks 2,300+ open roles in New York across 150+ job boards. Our Human + AI team applies to the right ones for you, tailors your CV and messages recruiters, so interviews come to you.
New York · United States
Hiring in New York now
- Open roles tracked
- 2,300+
- Most in-demand
- Software Engineer
- Median advertised pay
- $125k / yr
- Time zone
- ET (UTC−5 / −4)
Who is hiring in New York right now
The employers with the most open roles in Scowter's New York index this week, and the roles they hire for most. Tap a role to see the live jobs.
Companies hiring the most
- CACapital One32 open roles
- COColumbia University21 open roles
- ANAnthropic20 open roles
- MEMeta19 open roles
- PAParamount17 open roles
- ELEliseAI15 open roles
Advertised pay in New York jobs that show it: median $125k a year, most between $87k and $180k (converted to US dollars, from 863 postings).
Your New York job hunt, done for you
We apply for you
Tailored applications to New York roles that fit you, on company sites, LinkedIn and the 150+ boards we search.
Your CV, matched to each job
Every application gets a CV and cover letter written for that role, so it gets past the screening software.
We reach New York recruiters
We message the recruiters and hiring managers behind your applications, then follow up.
You go to the interviews
Interviews land in your calendar. Until then, you rest and spend time with your family.
Job hunting in New York: what to know
The local facts that change how you apply in New York.
Where the employers are
Midtown Manhattan, the Financial District, Hudson Yards and Downtown Brooklyn.
Biggest hiring sectors
finance and banking, media and advertising, tech, healthcare and law.
Work permits
US employers check work authorization (Form I-9) before day one. Overseas hires usually need a visa such as the H-1B, and many postings say up front whether they sponsor.
Notice periods
Two weeks' notice is the norm in the US, so employers often want someone who can start within a month.
Time zone and pay
New York runs on ET (UTC−5 / −4). Salaries are paid in USD ($).
Finding a job in New York: common questions
How can I find a job in New York faster?
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Apply where the demand is, and apply early. Right now Software Engineer, Data Scientist and Project Manager have the most openings in New York. Apply in the first days a job is posted, tailor your CV to each role and message the recruiter. Scowter's Hire Us team does all of this for you.
Which companies are hiring in New York?
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This week the employers with the most open roles in Scowter's New York index include Capital One, Columbia University, Anthropic and Meta. New jobs go live every day; see them all on the New York jobs page.
Do I need a work permit to work in New York?
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US employers check work authorization (Form I-9) before day one. Overseas hires usually need a visa such as the H-1B, and many postings say up front whether they sponsor.
Which parts of New York have the most jobs?
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Most New York employers are based in Midtown Manhattan, the Financial District, Hudson Yards and Downtown Brooklyn. Living or commuting near them widens the roles you can say yes to.
Can Scowter apply to New York jobs for me?
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Yes. Tell us the roles you want and that you are targeting New York. Our team applies to matching New York jobs every day, tailors your CV for each one, contacts recruiters and follows up, so you can relax with your family while the hunt runs.
We job-hunt in other cities too
Your next job in New York, found for you.
Tell us the role you want. We apply, message recruiters and follow up, while you relax with your family.