Job Scams Notice

At Antares Therapeutics, we are committed to protecting job seekers and maintaining the integrity of our recruitment process. Unfortunately, employment scams do occur, and fraudsters may attempt to misuse our company name or impersonate our employees. The information below is intended to help you recognize and avoid fraudulent job offers.

Common Job Scams to Watch For

Suspicious or Unusual Communications
Red flags include:

• Emails sent from a domain other than our official company email address (@antaresrx.com)
• Job offers made without an interview
• Interviews conducted solely via text message or chat
• Offers extended without meaningful interaction with our team
• Jobs advertised on facebook

All legitimate communications from Antares Therapeutics will come from an official company email address (e.g., @antaresrx.com), not from generic domains such as Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, or similar services. We will never request bank information, payment, or sensitive personal details via email or text alone. We do not advertise jobs on facebook.

Antares is not hiring for unsolicited Administrative Assistant or similar work‑from‑home customer service or call‑center roles. These roles are frequently used in employment scams.

Requests for Personal or Financial Information

Scammers may attempt to collect personal information such as your Social Security number, driver’s license, or bank account details early in the process. We do not request this information prior to a formal offer and interviews with our recruiting team.

• All open positions are posted on our official Careers page
• Our hiring process typically includes multiple phone, video, or in‑person interviews with Antares employees
• Candidates are required to apply through our official website before receiving a legitimate offer

What to Do If You Suspect a Scam

• Do not engage with the sender
• Do not share personal information or send money
• Report the incident to us at peopleteam@antaresrx.com so we can investigate and take appropriate action

You may also report job scams to:

• The Federal Trade Commission: https://reportfraud.ftc.gov
• Your state attorney general
• The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center: https://www.ic3.gov

Stay Informed

We encourage all job seekers to carefully research unsolicited recruiting communications and rely only on information posted on our official website. Your safety matters to us!