Nashville’s job market has been especially active this past week, and listeners will notice opportunities ranging from creative roles to high-tech and healthcare, with a strong backbone of logistics and customer service.
According to Indeed, one eye‑catching posting is a Record Label Assistant role with Prairy in East Nashville, a hybrid, part‑time position paying from about $25 an hour. This job leans into Nashville’s music identity: the assistant helps A&R outreach by messaging artists on Instagram, TikTok, and SoundCloud, organizing communications with potential signees, and handling scheduling and admin around talent recruitment. It targets organized social media natives who want a foothold in the industry and are comfortable networking online.
Listeners with a tech focus will find fresh openings as well. Caterpillar’s careers site lists an IT Generalist Apprentice role in Nashville posted in the last week, designed as an entry‑point into corporate IT. It emphasizes hands‑on learning across support, systems, and troubleshooting, a solid fit for early‑career candidates who want paid experience rather than a purely academic route. Robert Half’s Nashville listings this week include a Network Administrator role, remote‑flexible, at roughly mid‑$30s to $40 an hour. That one calls for experience managing networks, monitoring performance, and resolving outages—ideal for listeners who already have some infrastructure background and want contract or project‑based work.
Big employers are active too. Amazon’s Nashville jobs page shows a recently posted Delivery Consultant – Cloud Infrastructure Architect position, part of Amazon’s broader tech expansion in the city. This role is aimed at cloud professionals who can design and guide AWS architectures for customers, blending deep technical skills with client‑facing consulting. At the same time, Amazon continues to list non‑tech roles in local fulfillment and operations, reinforcing that there are pathways both for software engineers and warehouse associates under the same corporate umbrella.
On the communications and media side, Comcast’s career site shows a new Advertising Account Executive opening in Nashville posted within the last few days. That position focuses on selling multi‑platform ad solutions, managing local business relationships, and hitting revenue targets, which suits listeners with sales experience and an interest in media or cable advertising. Paramount’s job portal highlights a Weekend Morning Anchor and Multi‑Skilled Journalist role in Nashville, combining on‑air anchoring with reporting, shooting, and editing. This aligns with the city’s growing profile as a media hub beyond just country music.
Healthcare and public service have also added fresh listings. Indeed’s Nashville‑Davidson page shows recent postings for Night Shift RNs, patient sitters, and entrance attendants at major systems like Vanderbilt University Medical Center and TriStar facilities, roles that emphasize direct patient contact, monitoring, safety, and customer service at the front door. The United States Postal Service has a recent listing for a Mail Handler Assistant in the Nashville processing and distribution center, with hourly pay around the high teens and full‑time status, appealing to those seeking federal employment with benefits.
Transportation and city infrastructure are hiring as well. WeGo Public Transit’s Fleet Maintenance Technical Trainer position, highlighted on Indeed, calls for someone who can design and deliver training for bus maintenance staff, combining mechanical knowledge with classroom instruction and safety oversight. It’s a strong fit for experienced mechanics ready to move into a teaching and leadership track.
Across staffing firms, Randstad and Express Employment are posting a stream of warehouse, forklift, production, and office support roles around Nashville, many of them going up or being refreshed within the last week. These include warehouse associates, order pickers, general laborers, and administrative assistants, often with hourly pay in the mid‑ to high‑teens and quick start dates, helpful for listeners who need immediate income or prefer hands‑on work.
Taken together, the last seven days of postings paint Nashville as a city where a listener can pursue a creative music role in the morning, interview for a cloud architect or IT apprenticeship in the afternoon, and still find reliable work in healthcare, logistics, or customer service—often with flexible or hybrid options that match many different stages of a career.
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
