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USA Companies that hire a lot of new grads?

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Work down the F500 list. The very, very, very large F500 companies are the ones that bulk-hire new grads every year just to combat natural attrition. At a company that size, there could be 0 growth, there could even be significant losses, but they still need to hire hundreds/thousands of people to combat attrition. And don't go through that list just one time. Check on it periodically. A company hiring 0 SWE's today could literally be hiring 20 tomorrow. When I job hunt and I see a company doesn't have any postings relevant to me, I note that down, and I check up on them again in a week. Timing and luck plays a huge role in job hunting, with that strategy I've found a lot of jobs I wouldn't have otherwise seen. For new grads specifically though, you're kinda out of season, unless you're talking about prepping for a 2026 graduation. College recruiting normally happens in Sept/Oct and Jan/Feb. That's when the bulk of those new grad positions get posted for large companies like that. Answer from Deleted User on reddit.com

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June 20, 2025 -

I know faang companies hire a good number of new grads always especially Amazon and Meta. But any other companies that have good HC or hire a good amount? Cus I notice that a lot of good companies mainly get new grads through their interns and hire less otherwise.

Want to know so I can target these companies more specifically.

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Work down the F500 list. The very, very, very large F500 companies are the ones that bulk-hire new grads every year just to combat natural attrition. At a company that size, there could be 0 growth, there could even be significant losses, but they still need to hire hundreds/thousands of people to combat attrition. And don't go through that list just one time. Check on it periodically. A company hiring 0 SWE's today could literally be hiring 20 tomorrow. When I job hunt and I see a company doesn't have any postings relevant to me, I note that down, and I check up on them again in a week. Timing and luck plays a huge role in job hunting, with that strategy I've found a lot of jobs I wouldn't have otherwise seen. For new grads specifically though, you're kinda out of season, unless you're talking about prepping for a 2026 graduation. College recruiting normally happens in Sept/Oct and Jan/Feb. That's when the bulk of those new grad positions get posted for large companies like that.

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Any of the consulting firms would hire a lot

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