New Idaho CDL A Driver jobs?

Hello everyone, new CDL A driver in Idaho here. 35 years old, looking for some job recommendations.

Just graduated from a 160 hour school and attained the following:

CDL A
No Automatic Restriction
Doubles/Triples
Tanker
Hazmat
TWIC
US Passport and passport card (to increase job possibilities, and also it would be cool to deliver in Canada)

I have a clean driving record and no criminal record.

I'm looking for jobs with employers where I can maintain my Idaho residency for at least a year due to an Idaho program that paid for part of my schooling, though I can move to anywhere in the state.

Prior to attending school I inquired and was approved by Swift for their driver training program, but the recruiter was giving me vague information and kind of bad vibes regarding specifics on employment after the program. I've since applied to a dedicated regional route with them a few days ago but haven't heard back yet.

I've been accepted for driver training at an Idaho company starting next month with the following:
Dryvan/reefer
700/week pay in training
6 weeks training period with an instructor
Afterwards, .42/mile base with a .04/mile bonus for running 2800 miles per week or greater. Recruiter says that new drivers routinely make 60k their first year with them, and seemed to look up one seeing 65k.
They claim to regularly have that many miles and more, and I see on their Facebook page them posting new drivers seemingly being routinely rewarded for reaching similar or greater mileage counts. I'm a new driver and skeptical of anything a recruiter tells me, but this seems plausible to me?
There's also a 3k fee if I'd owe them for training if I leave after less than a year.

Edit
Does this seem realistic, and how good/bad is it for a new driver?

I'm also checking out jobs on Indeed, Ziprecruiter, Glassdoor, and tomorrow I'm going to go to the larger truck stop in the area and see if I can talk to random drivers about their jobs, hiring, etc. My trucking school also had a list of possible employers I'm going to start going through tomorrow.

My question is: does anyone have any recommendations for Idaho (or regional) companies that are currently hiring new drivers? Ideally I'd be doing something involving tanker/hazmat since I understand that tends to pay better and I want to specialize in something rather than doing dry van forever, though I also understand that many of those jobs tend to require 1+year exp. first.


Other nice to haves:
1) No interior cameras. I hate the idea of them but understand if it's unrealistic to expect not having them as a new driver in 2025.
2) Loads to Canada or, ideally, Alaska.

Any recommendations or advice, or warnings, etc to me as a new driver looking for my first job would be appreciated.

I've also read through:
Starting Company for New CDL Holder

and will ping Chinatown directly if he ends up not posting himself.

 

Awesome, thanks for replying so quickly.
Boise, 83702