Human Rights Watch is hiring. 11 roles open right now.
Scoutify monitors Human Rights Watch's career page directly and notifies you within minutes when a new role goes live, hours before it hits LinkedIn or Indeed.
INTERVIEW PREP
10 interview questions for Human Rights Watch
[01] HIRING NOW
Live from their career page.
Numbers refresh daily. Every role tracked here was pulled straight from Human Rights Watch's ATS, not an aggregator.
Open roles
11
Posted (30d)
3
-62.5% vs prior
Posted (7d)
1
Posted range
$80K – 88K
Base, from posted ranges
Most-hired roles · last 90 days
[02] HIRING PULSE
Human Rights Watch's hiring pulse.
We re-scan Human Rights Watch's career page every few minutes and keep the full posting history, so these counts come from the board itself, not an aggregator.
Posted (7d)
1
Posted (30d)
3
Posted (90d)
11
Scanned every few minutes · newest tracked posting May 20, 2026
[03] COMPENSATION
What Human Rights Watch pays.
Solid but rarely exceptional. Senior engineers might see $200K to $350K at successful enterprise companies.
Concrete perks mentioned in job postings
- competitive compensation
- employer-paid benefits
- remote/hybrid work options
- professional development opportunities
[05] VISA SPONSORSHIP
U.S.-only hiring history.
Human Rights Watch has no H-1B petition history we can find.
No H1B sponsorship history
Source: USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub. Classifications: yes (5+ approvals), conditional (1-4), no (0).
[06] WHERE THEY'RE HIRING
The cities Human Rights Watch is hiring in.
Every active role mapped to its posted city. Use this to gauge whether Human Rights Watchis actually hiring where you live, or skewed somewhere you'd need to relocate.
Top cities by open roles
Remote: 2 positions
+12 more locations
[07] OFFICES
Where Human Rights Watch works.
© Mapbox © OpenStreetMap
We've mapped 2 Human Rights Watch offices across 2 cities, including 440 N Wells St, Chicago, IL 60654-4525, so you know where you'd report before you apply.
Also in: Washington
Office data © OpenStreetMap contributors
[08] KEY FACTS
Founded
1978
Employees
450
2018
Data: Wikidata (CC0) · Q187052
[09] IN THE NEWS
Human Rights Watch in the headlines.
Recent press coverage, pulled from Google News. Worth a scan before an interview or a cold email: funding rounds, launches, and leadership changes are the fastest way to sound current.
Source: Google News. Last 12 months.
[10] ABOUT
What Human Rights Watch does, and who fits.
Human Rights Watch monitors and advocates for human rights globally.
Human Rights Watch conducts in-depth investigations and reporting on human rights abuses, advocating for policy changes and raising awareness through innovative campaigns. Our work spans over 90 countries, utilizing various media platforms to amplify our findings and influence public opinion.
[11] AT HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH
The honest take.
The working environment is collaborative, diverse, and mission-driven, emphasizing inclusivity and support.
[12] CAREER GROWTH
Where Human Rights Watch takes you next.
Good learning environment for building production systems at scale.
[13] INTERVIEW PREP
Going through their loop?
We collect real questions reported by candidates plus likely questions inferred from Human Rights Watch's open roles. Skim the process, prep the questions, save the timing for actually applying.
[14] HOW TO APPLY
Your resume lands in Greenhouse.
Human Rights Watch uses Greenhouse as their applicant tracking system. When you apply, your resume drops directly into their Greenhouse pipeline where recruiters review candidates in arrival order.
Scoutify watches Human Rights Watch's career page continuously. New openings show up here within minutes of posting. Early applicants get more attention because most recruiters review applications in the order they arrive.
One-tap coverage: Greenhouse is one of the portals Scoutify's auto-apply fills end to end. On an Auto-Apply plan, your saved profile and resume are submitted to Human Rights Watch the moment a matching role goes live.
ATS identified from the application URLs on Human Rights Watch's recent postings
[16] SIMILAR COMPANIES
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[17] FAQ
Questions people ask about Human Rights Watch.
Not covered here? Email support@scoutify.com.
Yes, Human Rights Watch does sponsor H1B visas for international candidates. If you are applying from outside the United States, you can expect support through the visa application process, making it easier for you to transition into a role within the organization.
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