401(K) Jobs in Austin, Texas

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Staff Pharmacist

Company: Texas Children's Hospital North Austin Campus

Location: Austin, TX

Posted Sep 04, 2025

RPH certification from the state of Texas required. Conduct discharge medication review (difficult to obtain, prescription accuracy) and counseling, ensuring…

Residential Journeyman Electrician

Company: Mister Sparky of Mid America

Location: Austin, TX

Posted Sep 03, 2025

Previous experience in residential electrical service preferred. Top Pay, Our team is some of the highest paid in our profession and in the area.

Construction Laborer

Company: Hill & Wilkinson General Contractors

Location: Austin, TX

Posted Sep 04, 2025

Talk, listen and speak clearly in person and on telephone. Unload and carry materials at construction sites. Set up and take down ladders, scaffolding and other…

Building Operations Team Member

Company: Life Time

Location: Austin, TX

Posted Sep 03, 2025

Unlimited fitness classes, tennis court reservations and more. Fully subsidized Signature Membership that includes Signature Group Training classes.

Customer Service Coordinator – Vehicle Delivery

Company: Carvana

Location: Austin, TX

Posted Sep 04, 2025

Illinois, Michigan, Louisiana, and Missouri employees must obtain a Chauffeur's license or any other state specialty license within the first two weeks of…

Software Engineer

Company: HNI Healthcare

Location: Austin, TX

Posted Sep 04, 2025

You have a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or related field (or equivalent experience). You have strong experience with C# ASP.

2nd Shift Woodworker

Company: Becker Wright Consultants

Location: Austin, TX

Posted Sep 03, 2025

Use hand tools and power tools effectively to cut, shape, and assemble wood materials. Read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings to understand…

Cybersecurity Analyst III (GRC Analyst)

Company: Texas Department of Family and Protective Services

Location: Austin, TX

Posted Sep 04, 2025

In this role, you’ll be responsible for leveraging your technical and security expertise to design and implement governance frameworks, develop and maintain…

Principal Visual Designer - Conversational & Agentic Experiences

Company: Bumble Inc.

Location: Austin, TX

Posted Sep 05, 2025

Partner with design systems and engineering to codify these standards into reusable frameworks. Mentor mid-level designers, developing the next generation of…

Frequently Asked Questions

What are typical salary ranges by seniority for 401(K) positions?
Entry‑level Analyst: $55k‑$70k. Mid‑level Senior Analyst: $75k‑$95k. Manager: $100k‑$130k. Director: $135k‑$170k. VP/Chief Plan Officer: $180k‑$220k, depending on firm size and geographic region.
What skills and certifications are required in 401(K) roles?
Core skills: ERISA compliance, fiduciary duty analysis, pension plan design, asset‑allocation modeling, and data‑driven decision making. Technical proficiencies: Fidelity, Schwab, BlackRock Aladdin, Workday, and Excel VBA for reporting. Certifications: CPA, CEBS, CFA, Certified Retirement Counselor, and Certified Pension Administrator are highly valued.
Is remote work available for 401(K) professionals?
Yes. Approximately 65% of 401(K) Analyst and Compliance roles support full or hybrid remote schedules, as regulatory and data‑analytics tasks can be performed from any compliant location. Remote teams often use secure VPNs, encrypted data platforms, and real‑time collaboration tools.
What career progression paths exist in the 401(K) field?
Typical ladder: Analyst → Senior Analyst → Manager → Director → VP/Chief Plan Officer. Advancement hinges on accruing fiduciary experience, obtaining advanced certifications, and demonstrating leadership in plan redesign or technology implementation projects.
What industry trends are shaping 401(K) work?
Key trends include ESG‑aligned investment options, AI‑driven plan analytics, automated enrollment and contribution boosts, regulatory updates like the Pension Protection Act amendments, and the shift toward cloud‑based plan administration platforms.

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