Miami’s job market is heating up with fresh opportunities posted within the past week across a range of industries. Employers are expanding teams, launching initiatives, and seeking talent to meet growing demand in tourism, healthcare, technology, and logistics. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, these new listings offer something for everyone.

In the hospitality and tourism sector, demand is surging as travel rebounds. Miami Beach luxury hotels like The Setai and Fontainebleau have posted roles for front desk agents, concierges, housekeeping supervisors, and restaurant servers. The Loews Miami Beach Hotel is hiring a full-time guest experience coordinator and multiple banquet staff positions. For job seekers with strong customer service skills and a passion for hospitality, now’s a prime time to enter or rejoin the industry.

The healthcare industry continues to show robust hiring. Jackson Health System, one of the largest public health systems in the country, has this week listed openings for registered nurses in emergency trauma units, ICU technicians, and case managers. Baptist Health South Florida is also actively hiring for newly created positions, including patient access representatives, respiratory therapists, and outpatient physical therapists. The demand for bilingual healthcare professionals remains high, especially for roles that serve Miami’s diverse population.

Tech and creative roles are also on the rise. Startups and established companies based in Wynwood and the Design District posted openings for UX/UI designers, software developers, and digital marketing specialists. A Miami-based fintech firm, Novo, recently added postings for data engineers and cybersecurity analysts, looking for candidates with experience in Python, AWS, and compliance frameworks. Marketing agencies are also hiring content creators and social media strategists familiar with Instagram, TikTok, and performance metrics.

For those interested in the booming logistics and transport industry, Miami International Airport and PortMiami employers are posting frequent openings. This week, new postings include ramp agents, cargo handlers, and customs compliance officers. Logistics firms like DHL and Ryder are seeking supply chain analysts and warehouse coordinators. With Miami serving as a gateway to Latin America, bilingual candidates with import-export experience are in especially high demand.

Retail positions have surged with announcements from brands launching new locations. Aventura Mall and Brickell City Centre saw postings from Apple, Lululemon, and Sephora, seeking retail associates and store managers. Seasonal jobs in sales and merchandising are also available as businesses prepare for summer travel crowds and back-to-school season.

Education jobs are also growing. Miami-Dade County Public Schools updated listings this week for substitute teachers, paraprofessionals, and school counselors. Charter schools are hosting hiring events, seeking certified teachers in math, science, and bilingual education.

Remote roles are thriving too. Companies like Chewy and Royal Caribbean, based in South Florida, are posting hybrid and fully remote jobs in customer support, legal counsel, and HR recruiting.

Miami’s job market in the first week of April is vibrant, reflecting a dynamic economy and continued population growth. From hands-on hospitality roles to high-tech engineering positions, local employers are eager to find talent ready to help shape the city’s future.