職を

a job

→ 職
phrase Common #6,713
a job 職 means “job,” “employment,” or “position,” and を marks it as the object of a following verb. Common expressions include 職を求める (seek a job), 職を得る (obtain a job), and 職を辞める (quit a job).
JA: 卒業したら、職を探すつもりです。
EN: I plan to look for a job after graduating.

私は今の職をやめようと思っています

I’m thinking of quitting my current job.

彼は委員会の議長職を辞任した

He resigned as chair of the committee.

彼はよい職を探していた

He was looking for a good job.

特別な技術を持つ人は簡単に職を得られる

People with special skills can easily find jobs.

私は職を変えようと考えた

I considered changing jobs.

見たあなたが職を紹介すると彼は二人殺してしまう

I even dreamed that if you found him a job, he would end up killing the two of them.

— 8 1/2 (1963)

彼等が昨日面接した女性はその職を与えられた

The woman they interviewed yesterday was given the job.

彼は職を失ってしまった

He lost his job.