Jobs in Savannah, GA

Savannah Jobs: Overview

You may know it as the "Hostess City of the South," but there's more than its characteristic Southern Hospitality that makes Savannah one of the most intriguing cities in the southern U.S. It's the oldest city in Georgia, and has breathtaking, historic antebellum architecture unmatched by most other American cities. If you're applying to Savannah jobs, it's worth taking a tour to learn more about the city. You can hop aboard a trolley or take the 90-minute Savannah Riverboat Sightseeing Cruise. And if you're looking for the thrill of your life, check out the city's haunted walking tours, which explore the city's many ghost stories.

The downtown area is lined with historic buildings, restaurants, stores, and Savannah's famous City Market. Here, you can find fresh groceries, order seafood and steak at Belford's Savannah, get a candy apple at Pralines, or browse several boutiques and art galleries on River Street. And all of these features come with a lower price tag than the state and national average. Can't find the job you're looking for in Savannah? Check out jobs in Macon, Augusta, and Valdosta.

Popular Jobs in Savannah

Several thriving industries provide a solid backbone to Savannah’s economy. Roughly 11 percent of Savannah’s workforce is employed in the advanced manufacturing industry. In fact, there are more than 250 manufacturers in the Savannah area that produce medical devices, aerospace equipment, building materials, and much more. Gulfstream Aerospace—the largest aerospace manufacturer in the Southeast—is one of many great Savannah companies to look for engineering jobs.

Got a knack for creativity? Savannah is also a great place to find media jobs. It has been rated No. 1 among top cities for creative professionals and is home to companies that specialize in audio production, video production, and creative marketing. Plus, Savannah is a filmmaking hub and the filming location of many renowned films and TV shows.

Got your sights set on Savannah? Here are a few of the city’s other most popular jobs:

• IT jobs
• RN jobs
• warehouse jobs

Update Your Resume

A resume is a summary of your skills, work experience, and achievements and how they relate to the job you’re applying to. So before submitting your resume, make sure it contains all of the required sections:

• your name, email address, and other contact information.
• a brief career summary.
• a list of relevant skills.
• your work experience.
• educational background.
• additional credentials such as licenses, certificates, volunteer work, and portfolios.

Employers often sort through hundreds of resumes before choosing the best candidates. Job applicants who go the extra mile to submit a cover letter are more likely to be placed at the top of the pile. Look at your cover letter as a sales pitch where you’re selling your skills and job enthusiasm. And when organizing your cover letter, be sure to refer to Monster’s samples and templates for proper formatting.

Interviewing for Savannah Jobs

If you’ve landed an interview, we congratulate you. But your job-seeking journey isn’t over until you hear the words: “You’re hired.” Preparing yourself ahead of time will help you achieve that goal. Start by reading our list of 100 potential interview questions and creating sample answers that demonstrate your competency. At the end of an interview, don’t be afraid to ask questions of your own—it demonstrates your genuine interest in the company and turns an interview into a conversation rather than an interrogation.

How Much Do Savannah Jobs Pay?

The median household income in Savannah is $43,307 yearly. But how much your job pays depends on how much experience you have and the job type. Luckily, you can get an accurate estimate of how much you’ll make in Savannah with Monster’s Salary Calculator. This tool will also provide you with a list of more advanced positions that you can aim for to increase your pay.

Want to Learn More About a Company You’re Interested In?

You may wonder why researching an employer is critical to your job search—learning more about an employer can help you search for jobs that are suitable for you. Plus, having in-depth knowledge of an employer will serve you well during a job interview. Start with the basic details on Monster’s company profiles tool, where you may find:

• photos and videos of the work environment.
• a link to the website.
• an overview of the products and services they offer.
• job listings and employee benefits.

Monster Has the Savannah Jobs You’re Looking For

Opportunities in the “Hostess City of the South” are just within reach. All you have to do is create your profile at Monster for free and use it to apply to jobs you’re interested in. We also offer free notifications, so you’re always in the know about new positions in your field.