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Creative Jobs in Florida

97 creative openings across Florida. Every listing links straight to the employer's own application page — applying is always free.

Creative hiring in Florida: the current picture

There are 97 creative openings in Florida. Employers added at least 12 new creative postings in Florida in the past week — more than a tenth of everything currently live.

No single employer dominates — the three biggest recruiters (Kimley-Horn, Sargent & Lundy, Univision) together hold only about 27% of listings. Tampa has the deepest pool (18 openings), followed by Miami (17) and Orlando (13). Of postings that specify a schedule, 97% are full-time. 4 listings are remote-eligible — a small slice (4%) of the market.

For context beyond current listings: the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates the average annual wage for arts, design, entertainment, and media occupations in Florida at $67,000 (median $55,000) as of May 2025. Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics.

Top employers hiring now

  • Kimley-Horn10
  • Sargent & Lundy9
  • Univision7
  • Hubinternational4
  • Fort Myers Broadcasting Co4
  • Socotec3
  • NBCUniversal33
  • Larson Design Group3

Where the jobs are

  • Tampa18
  • Miami17
  • Orlando13
  • Jacksonville6
  • Palm Beach Gardens6
  • Fort Myers4
  • Coral Gables4
  • Boca Raton3
  • Fort Lauderdale3
  • Altamonte Springs3

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Frequently asked questions

How many creative jobs are open in Florida?

There are 97 creative job postings in Florida. At least 12 of them were posted within the past week.

Who is hiring for creative jobs in Florida?

The employers with the most open creative roles in Florida are Kimley-Horn (10 openings), Sargent & Lundy (9), and Univision (7). Every listing links directly to the employer's own application page — applying is always free.

Are there remote creative jobs in Florida?

Yes — 4 of the creative postings in Florida are remote-eligible (about 4% of the market).