r/jobsinOC

Hello everyone ,

I’ve been actively applying and pushing hard over the past few months for roles in AI, automation, and project/ product management positions, but I haven’t been able to secure the right opportunity yet.

I come from a background where I’ve:

* Worked on AI and automation across companies like EY, and P&G.

At this point, I’m opening this up to the community:

If you know of any roles, teams, or people I should connect with, I would genuinely appreciate it.

I’m open to:

* Full-time/ part time roles

Even a small lead or conversation could make a huge difference.

Thank you all 🙏

im a third year criminology student at UCI. I an struggling trying to find an internship/ part time job in the investigations field. prior to this i was a legal clerk at a law firm and then i also was a restorative justice intern at another law firm. please helpp

Local photo/video guy here in OC/IE looking to take on a few more projects.

I shoot real estate, drone, and create marketing content for listings, businesses, and social media.

If you’ve got something coming up or need updated visuals, feel free to message me. Can share my work.

Thanks

Hi,

My wife and myself just relocated to Huntington Beach (coming from Ponce Inlet FL).
I have been a Valet for over 2 years and am looking to keep doing the same thing. Would anyone have a contact or a place in mind that has a valet system?
Maybe someone you know is looking to hire?

I’m a very hard worker, excellent driving skills (can drive stick shift comfortably), bilingual (English / French) and am available to work any day at any time. I can forward my resume in private message.

Available to work in Huntington / Newport / Costa Mesa / Laguna beach areas…

I will hook it up if someone find me an opportunity 🙏🏼

Thank you and have a great rest of your day.

Trying to help a friend out getting back on his feet

I’ve applied too many places and I’m kinda desperate at this point.ive been working in the same place for 8 years and its toxic

I have experience in a bakery,cafe and butcher shop

I've been having a rough time landing a job. I've been turned down at so many sites I'm ready to just quit. I don't get much feedback from the interviews so I'm not exactly sure what I need to improve on. Does anyone know where I can go for mock interviews? Please don't suggest AI. I've already gone down that path and it clearly hasn't helped much. It would be great to receive some human feedback. TIA!

Hello, as stated I've been applying to jobs for about 7 months now. I don't have a college degree, but I do have work experience in retail & warehouse work. My availability seems to be the main thing hindering me, I have to conform to my mothers work schedule since she refuses to drive so I have to be available to pick her up and drop her off when needed. ( she's tried to take the driving test multiple times and I'm convinced she fails them on purpose .... not to mention that she kept a dog my sister left behind when she moved out that isn't trained at all so she can't be left alone at home)

She currently works a 4 work day 3 off , 3 work day 4 off alternating schedule. Starts on Wednesday ends on Saturdays. 530pm-530am

I've been desperately looking for a job since I got laid off in September of last year and haven't had any luck.

If anyone has a family business or know of any company's hiring that would be able to work with my schedule please dm me.
I'll take anything at this point.

Hi everyone! Does anyone know of any seasonal summer jobs available starting June 1st? Currently in education and am looking for a summer job. I’ve looked at UCI summer camp positions, but they are only available for UCI students. Open to babysitting, tutoring, day camps, retail, etc.

That’s the brutal truth about plumbing and a lot of other trades right now — companies only want experienced techs.
I’ve been calling plumbing companies for months trying to get a helper/apprentice position with no luck.
I honestly don’t know if OC’s job market is just cooked right now or if plumbing is like this everywhere.
I have about a year of experience, but everywhere I call wants at least 3 years. And it’s not like you can fake that in plumbing — it’ll show immediately in the field.
People say the trades are in demand, but most companies don’t even want to train anymore. At that point it starts feeling like any other industry, maybe even harder to break into.
If you have any available entry level position for a construction worker or a plumber helper/apprentice with a year of experience let me know