San Diego Job Fair — May 21, 2026

Late-Spring Hiring Event — Connect With Employers Hiring Now

The San Diego Job Fair on May 21, 2026 is an in-person hiring event designed for job seekers who want faster progress and clearer opportunities. Late spring is often an active recruiting season as employers expand teams, backfill key roles, and hire ahead of summer demand. This event brings multiple employers together in one place so you can meet recruiters face-to-face, ask the right questions, and leave with concrete next steps.

Job fairs are effective because they remove the guesswork from the job search. You can confirm what roles are actually open, what qualifications matter most, and how quickly hiring teams are moving. You also gain something online applications rarely deliver: real interaction. In a short conversation, you can highlight your strengths, show professionalism, and build a connection that can accelerate follow-up.

Event Details

  • Event Type: In-Person Job Fair
  • Date: Thursday, May 21, 2026
  • Time: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM Pacific Time (PT)
  • Location: DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San Diego – Mission Valley
  • Address: 7450 Hazard Center Dr, San Diego, CA 92108

What You’ll Do at the Event

Employers attend job fairs to meet candidates efficiently. Your objective is to have focused, professional conversations and confirm what to do next. Depending on the employer, next steps may include applying online for tracking, providing a resume for direct review, scheduling a screening interview, or connecting with a hiring manager after the event. If you attend prepared, you can make meaningful progress in a single afternoon.

  • Meet multiple hiring employers in one location
  • Speak directly with recruiters and decision-makers
  • Learn hiring timelines, requirements, and role details
  • Leave with follow-up steps that keep your search moving

Who Should Attend

This job fair is open to job seekers at all career stages—entry-level candidates, experienced professionals, and career changers. It is also a strong fit for individuals returning to the workforce who want a more personal way to present their background. If you have transferable skills in communication, operations, customer-facing work, leadership, or technical aptitude, an in-person event gives you the chance to explain them clearly and stand out.

Industries and Opportunities

Employer participation varies, but job fairs often include opportunities across customer service, healthcare, sales, administrative support, operations, logistics, technology, finance, and management. Even if you are still narrowing your direction, attending can help you quickly identify which roles align with your priorities for schedule, compensation, and advancement.

Preparation Checklist

  • Bring multiple resumes and a notepad for follow-up details
  • Prepare a clear introduction and the roles you are targeting
  • Dress professionally and arrive early
  • Ask targeted questions about training, benefits, and career paths
  • Follow up within 24–48 hours and complete requested steps promptly

Register Today

Registration is free for job seekers. Click Register Now to attend the San Diego Job Fair on May 21, 2026.

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Industries that hire at our San Diego Job Fairs

Our hiring events attract employers from a broad and diverse range of industries, giving job seekers access to opportunities across virtually every major sector of the economy. Companies regularly hiring at our events represent fields such as accommodations and hospitality, accounting, advertising, aerospace, agriculture and agribusiness, air transportation, apparel and accessories, automotive, banking, beauty and cosmetics, biotechnology, chemical manufacturing, communications, computer and information technology, construction, consulting, consumer products, education, electronics, employment services, energy, entertainment and recreation, fashion, financial services, fine arts, food and beverage, green technology, healthcare, insurance, journalism and news, legal services, manufacturing, media and broadcasting, medical devices and supplies, motion pictures and video, music, pharmaceuticals, public administration, public relations, publishing, real estate, retail, service-based businesses, sports, telecommunications, tourism, transportation, travel, utilities, video game development, and web services. This wide industry representation ensures that candidates from all professional backgrounds can connect with employers aligned with their skills, experience, and career goals.