We're an independent, woman-owned record pressing plant in Austin, TX. Whether you're experienced or looking to break into the business, explore opportunities to work at Gold Rush Vinyl.
We're always on the hunt for great talent. Tell us what interests you in this work and where you've been, and we'll reach out when something opens up.
We're a real working factory, which means it can get hot, loud and busy in our warehouse -- even if you work at a desk. It's also an exciting place to be, especially if you love music.
We look for curious, dependible and professional team members. Plenty of our best operators came in knowing nothing about records but were willing to learn.
We don't have time to micromanage here or hide behind layers of bureaucracy. Each team member has real impact and the chance to be a day to day leader.



One of the best things about Gold Rush Vinyl is our internship program, helping students and recent grads gain professional experience. We also run seasonal programs with Women In Vinyl.
Our internships are not coffee-fetching, answer-the-phone kind of gigs. We trust our interns with real business projects where they can take risks, pitch ideas and demonstrate impact.
Our intern alumni have gone on to work at BMI, Capitol Records, C3 Presents, Rolling Stone, SXSW, TikTok and Warner Music Group, while others have landed full-time roles right here at Gold Rush Vinyl.
Gold Rush Vinyl altered the course of my career. I learned the inner workings of vinyl production, artist relations and merchandising distribution, from independent locals to high-profile artists like Dolly Parton, Weezer and Fall Out Boy. While I was there, we went viral for being the first pressing plant to show the world how colorful beads turn into music. The skills I gained are ones I'll carry the rest of my career.
Grace — 2021 intern, now at Rolling Stone
