Miami’s job market has been pulsing with fresh opportunities over the past week, reflecting the city’s continued growth in hospitality, health, technology, education, and the arts. Local listings from Indeed Miami reveal high demand for hospitality professionals as the city ramps up for the winter tourism season. Major hotels in Brickell and Miami Beach, like the Kimpton EPIC Hotel and Fontainebleau Miami Beach, have posted positions for front desk agents, concierges, housekeeping staff, and event coordinators, signaling the continued strength of the tourism sector.

The healthcare field is also buzzing. Baptist Health South Florida and Jackson Health System have sought registered nurses, medical assistants, lab technicians, and patient care coordinators. Notably, the University of Miami Health System is seeking bilingual office specialists and administrators as the patient community expands and diversifies. With the growing digital health scene, several telehealth companies and tech startups have added postings for healthcare data analysts and customer service representatives.

Technology roles are surging as Miami continues to brand itself as a tech hub. According to LinkedIn Jobs posted in the last seven days, companies like Magic Leap, Kaseya, and Chewy are after software engineers, front-end developers, DevOps specialists, and AI research associates. Fintech is also active, with SoftBank-backed firms seeking compliance analysts, product managers, and blockchain engineers, many of whom can work in hybrid or remote formats but are expected to travel to Miami for key projects.

Education is another prominent sector. Miami-Dade County Public Schools has openings for substitute teachers, para-educators, special education aides, and school counselors as administrators shore up personnel for the winter semester. New postings highlight particular need for Spanish and Haitian Creole-speaking staff, mirroring the city’s multicultural student base.

In arts and entertainment, OffStageJobs.com is posting recent openings for backstage crew, lighting designers, event production assistants, and set carpenters for venues like the Adrienne Arsht Center, Miami City Ballet, and Studio at the Colony Theatre as the holiday performance season kicks off. Jean Ann Ryan Productions, though based out of Fort Lauderdale, is seeking local wardrobe supervisors, with contracts extending through the rest of 2025.

Retail and logistics aren’t left behind. Amazon is onboard new warehouse associates and delivery station workers amid record-high package demand. Publix and Target are listing for stock clerks, cashiers, and shift managers, prepping for holiday shopping crowds.

A key trend this week is the rise of hybrid and remote opportunities. Tech and professional services firms—like PricewaterhouseCoopers and World Fuel Services—are posting positions for financial analysts, junior accountants, IT support, and project coordinators, stressing Miami’s appeal for digital nomads and corporate relocations.

Listeners interested in applying should act quickly. Many positions are flagged as urgent fill and offer competitive signing bonuses. Miami’s job market is fluid and competitive, but the last week’s postings show an abundance of roles for career starters, mid-career professionals, and those seeking seasonal gigs or industry pivots. For those ready to leap in, now is an opportune moment in South Florida’s signature sun-drenched environment.

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