Arlington, WA jobs, layoffs and employers

13 open professional jobs in Arlington. Arlington is in Snohomish County.

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Employers hiring most in Arlington

  1. Amazon3 open roles
  2. Blue Origin2 open roles
  3. CGS Federal (Contact Government Services)2 open roles
  4. Serco North America2 open roles
  5. ABW Technologies1 open role
  6. Commander, Navy Installations Command1 open role
  7. Gecko Hospitality1 open role
  8. SFI Global Logistics1 open role

Arlington layoffs

No WARN layoff notices naming Arlington in the last 12 months are on file. WARN covers employers with 100 or more workers, so smaller layoffs are not in it.

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Workforce development and job centers

The public workforce board and American Job Centers serving Arlington. They offer free help with job search, training and filing for benefits.

Snohomish County economy

  • 4.8%

    unemployment, Aug 2026

    4.8% the month before

  • 459,630

    in the labor force

    Source: BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics

  • 834,648

    people in Snohomish County

    Source: U.S. Census Bureau

  • $107,982

    median household income

    Source: Census ACS

  • 45%

    of workers in white-collar occupations

    Management, business, financial and professional; Census ACS

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Sources: WARN notices from Washington’s published record; job counts from our live job board, taken from employers’ own career sites; IPEDS for colleges; CareerOneStop for workforce boards and job centers; Census Bureau and BLS for county figures.