22 Top Companies Hiring in November

Updated 11/4/2022

Cisco Meraki employees having a conversation while sitting on a couch in the office. — An inside look at Cisco Meraki's San Francisco office, as seen on The Muse.

See who’s hiring this month and what roles they’re trying to fill.

As you approach your job search, don’t forget one of the most important steps in the process: doing your research. Here at The Muse, we can give you an inside look at a company’s culture, benefits, and even specific teams and initiatives that could help you decide what’s right for you. To get you started, we put together this list of 22 businesses that are all hiring now.

You can check out their company profiles, where real employees tell you what it’s like to work there. For example, Vick Mertens, a regional sales manager at Cisco Meraki, talks about the endless growth opportunities at the company. “Almost all of our leaders were promoted internally,” he says. “I think it’s really amazing, and also shows that we really care about people and their development.”

Keep reading to learn more about the employers on this list, and check out their job openings.

Tory Burch

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Tory Burch started her company in 2004 with a clear purpose: to build a global luxury brand and a foundation that would advance women’s economic power. Designed in her New York atelier, the collection includes ready-to-wear, handbags, shoes, accessories, beauty and home. The Foundation was established in 2009 to provide women entrepreneurs in the United States with access to capital, education and community. Every team member is integral to the company’s unique culture and continuing evolution.

The Los Angeles Times

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The L.A. Times is on a mission to honor its 140-year history, build on its journalistic excellence and expand its storytelling through a range of video, podcasts, events and products such as The Envelope, Image magazine and The Latinx Files and other digital platforms vital to delivering the news. Brought into local, private ownership by Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong in June 2018 and under new editorial leadership, the L.A. Times is undergoing an exciting period of expansion, experimentation and rejuvenation unlike any in recent decades.

Our Product Innovation team, along with Product Engineering and Data/Analytics teammates, are creating and innovating user experiences across web and mobile apps for the L.A. Times to help users and subscribers find the best and most relevant content they’ll love, value, come back for and pay for.

Working for the L.A. Times means supporting a free press, which provides independent, fact-based journalism that is essential for our democracy and the public good. The L.A. Times is woven into the fabric of the community and projects the view from the West Coast out to the world. Our vision is to build a thriving media organization that serves the state of what’s next.

Here at The Muse, we partner with a lot of great companies to bring you insider looks at their offices and awesome job listings. These employers pay us to be featured on the site, but these Muse-worthy brands made this list not just because they want to be included, but because their culture, policies, and employee feedback showed us that they deserve to be.

Think your company should be on a list like this? Learn more and get in touch!

Rebeca Piccardo is an associate editor at The Muse, where she produces branded content focused on company profiles and employee career stories. Before joining The Muse, she was an editorial assistant at Interval International, reported for the Miami Herald, and worked as a staff writer at the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, where her crime and courts beat reporting was recognized at the Society of Professional Journalists’ 2017 Sunshine State Awards. Rebeca holds a bachelor’s in journalism with a minor in international relations from Florida International University and is fluent in English and Spanish. Find Rebeca on LinkedIn or Twitter, or visit her website.