Alorica Hiring Event Oct. 8: $17/Hour Customer Service Jobs in Tucson
TUCSON, AZ — A longtime Tucson call center employer is back in recruiting mode. Alorica is holding a hiring event on Thursday, October 8, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Goodwill Career Center on Fort Lowell Road, filling on-site customer support jobs at its contact center on the east side.
Alorica's own Tucson posting lists $17 an hour plus a $1,000 new-hire bonus for full-time customer service representatives. There are also a few firm conditions to read before you go.
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📍 Alorica Hiring Event at a Glance
| Event | Alorica Hiring Event |
| Date | Thursday, Oct. 8, 2026 |
| Time | 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM |
| Location | Goodwill Career Center on Fort Lowell, 3725 E. Fort Lowell Rd., Tucson, AZ 85716 |
| Format | In-person hiring event, hosted with Goodwill and ARIZONA@WORK Pima County One-Stop |
| Positions | On-site customer support |
| Where the job is | Alorica, 1650 S. Research Loop, Tucson, AZ 85710 |
| Eligibility | 18 and older; must live within 25 miles of the Research Loop site |
📞 Who's Hiring: Alorica's Tucson Contact Center
Alorica runs customer experience operations for other companies: when you call a bank, a card issuer or a service provider, the person who answers may work for a firm like this one. In Tucson, that work happens at the company's contact center on South Research Loop. In past Tucson hiring announcements, the company has said agents there handle customers by phone, chat, email and social media.
The company has hired in Tucson in waves for years, and this event is the latest round. We covered its April hiring event at the Kino Service Center. This time the tables are at Goodwill's midtown career center, on Fort Lowell between Dodge and Alvernon.
💼 The Jobs and the Pay
The county's event listing describes the openings as customer support. Alorica's current Tucson posting for a Customer Service Representative gives the specifics: full-time, fully on site at Research Loop, supporting financial services clients, at $17 an hour with a $1,000 new-hire bonus. The posting doesn't spell out how or when the bonus pays out, so ask about that at the table.
What Alorica says it wants is more about temperament than résumé: someone who solves problems, listens well, explains things clearly, stays calm under pressure and pays attention to detail. If you've worked a register, a front desk or a restaurant floor, you've been doing that already.
For context on the floor: $17 sits above both Tucson's 2026 city minimum of $15.45 and Arizona's state minimum of $15.15. Our breakdown of Arizona's 2026 minimum wage explains how the two rates differ.
⚠️ Read This Before You Go
The event flyer is unusually specific about who qualifies. Save yourself the drive if any of these rule you out:
- You must be 18 or older.
- You must live within 25 miles of 1650 S. Research Loop. That covers most of the Tucson metro, but check if you're commuting in from farther out.
- Every position is on site, so you need reliable transportation. There is no work-from-home option in this round.
- You need a working, in-service smartphone.
- You need at least six months of work history within the last 12 months.
- The background check looks back 10 years on criminal history.
✅ What to Bring
The flyer asks for your job history or résumé, your diploma or GED information, two forms of ID, and references. Bring all four. Dress neatly, and have your availability ready to state plainly.
Questions about the event go to Jonathan Pearce at Goodwill, 520-623-5174 ext. 7685. The Pima County One-Stop events page carries the official listing and flyer.
What It Means for Tucson Job Seekers
This is a good fit for anyone who wants a steady, full-time, indoor job with a posted wage:
- Retail and restaurant workers ready to trade weekend rushes for a desk and a headset.
- Anyone with a recent work record who wants a posted hourly rate instead of guessing at pay.
- Bilingual job seekers. Alorica has recruited bilingual Spanish agents in Tucson before; ask at the table whether this round includes them.
Related roles to explore:
- Customer service representative jobs in Tucson (customer service representative career guide)
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- Client services jobs in Tucson (client services coordinator career guide)
More Hiring Events This Month
Two days before Alorica, the Pima County Community Job Fair on October 6 brings up to 50 employers, call centers among them, to the Kino Event Center on Ajo Way. If Alorica isn't your fit, our Afni coverage lays out another Tucson call center's roles and posted pay. Our Fall 2026 job fairs guide tracks every event through November.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When is the Alorica hiring event in Tucson?
Thursday, October 8, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Goodwill Career Center, 3725 E. Fort Lowell Rd.
How much does Alorica pay in Tucson?
Alorica's current Tucson posting for a full-time Customer Service Representative lists $17 an hour plus a $1,000 new-hire bonus. Ask about bonus payout terms at the event.
Can I work from home?
No. The event flyer says all positions are on site at 1650 S. Research Loop, so reliable transportation is required.
Who is eligible to apply?
Applicants must be 18 or older, live within 25 miles of the Research Loop site, have a working smartphone, and have at least six months of work history within the last 12 months. The background check covers 10 years of criminal history.
What should I bring?
Your job history or résumé, diploma or GED information, two forms of ID, and references.
Who do I call with questions?
Jonathan Pearce at Goodwill, 520-623-5174 ext. 7685.
Two forms of ID, your references and a steady voice: that's the kit. Head to Fort Lowell Road on October 8 and walk out with a shot at a $17 job on the east side.