I've applied for a few jobs with A&M on LinkedIn. Not sure if that's best way to go about it, so I'll post here as well. I've got teaching, sales, admin and design experience. I'm currently a realtor, but this summer's market may not be as profitable so probably need to look for something substantial. If anyone has a connection, I'm eager to know about the opportunity.

Did LinkedIn take you to a TAMU career site? If not, may want to get on the schools career section.

aggie4231 said:

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Did LinkedIn take you to a TAMU career site? If not, may want to get on the schools career section.

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This.

If you find a job you are interested it, go to the TAMU employment site. I have found some of the third party sites have expired postings listed.

You will need to fill out a bunch of info and upload docs like a resume and cover letter, etc.

Ah. Ok. Appreciate it.

Can you share more?

aeon-ag said:

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Go to the A&M human resource site under employment. It lists all job available. Let me warn you, while employees may have loyalty to A&M, A&M shows no loyalty to good employees.

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Please elaborate. My daughter, who has a Bachelor's ('17) and Master's ('21) degree (and would really love to work for A&M or one of its organizations), is finding it extremely hard to find a job at (or through) A&M or any of its affiliated organizations (the University, Foundation, Association, etc.), nor does she ever hear back one way or the other from anyone, nor does anyone show any interest. I wouldn't normally say anything disparaging about A&M, but, sadly, it certainly appears that A&M doesn't have all that big an interest in helping its graduates, which is very disappointing and disheartening. Maybe there are only certain graduates for which they help find jobs, and she doesn't fit the criteria because she doesn't have an engineering or mechanical degree. Leadership and Communications must not be a priority.