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SiTrabajo

Local hiring in English and Spanish.

SiTrabajo helps workers and employers connect quickly without long resumes or complicated forms. It is built for practical, local work across construction, cleaning, landscaping, warehouse, moving, food service, general labor, and other hands-on jobs.

SiTrabajo home screen with nearby jobs SiTrabajo employer job posting screen

What it does

A faster path from available worker to active job.

Workers can create a simple profile with email, choose skills, set a travel radius, and add a short video introduction so employers can understand who they are and what kind of work they do. Employers can post jobs, share location details, receive interest from nearby workers, message applicants, and mark a successful hire.

Bilingual English and Spanish Worker intro videos Nearby job discovery Travel radius settings Employer job posts In-app messaging Optional phone verification Post-hire reviews

Video

SiTrabajo walkthrough video

The video highlights the app's worker and employer modes, showing how the same product supports people looking for work and businesses looking for help.

Walkthrough

How the app flows

SiTrabajo home screen showing sign in and available jobs
Step 1

Workers start from nearby jobs.

The home view is built for speed: users choose whether they need work or need workers, sign in, create an account, and review available local jobs without a traditional resume process.

SiTrabajo worker profile with video and skills
Step 2

Worker profiles show skills and personality.

A profile can include contact choices, location preferences, skill tags, and a short intro video. Employers get enough context to decide who to contact.

SiTrabajo intro video and selected skills screen
Step 3

Skills and video replace resume friction.

Workers can present what they do through selected skills and a short video. Phone and WhatsApp can be used as optional contact methods when users want them.

SiTrabajo employer job posting form
Step 4

Employers post jobs with practical details.

Employers collect the essentials: title, city or ZIP, state, pay, schedule, number of workers, required skills, and location. From there, they can message applicants and move toward a completed hire.

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