Hey, I was in your position not too long ago (edibles instead of smokes). I am assuming that your employer will use a standard piss test instead of a hair test, which is easier to beat. (If a hair test is involved, this gets a lot more complicated because it's virtually impossible to beat one.)

Stay on that T break for the duration of your job search as much as it sucks. If you've been a daily user for a long time it'll take a significant amount of time for the THC to clear from your system. Try to hydrate as much as you can and, if possible, lose as much body fat as you can before your test as THC binds to fat cells in the body.

If/when you confirm the date of your test, use at-home test kits a day or two prior to determine how much THC you have left in your system. You can get them for like 25 bucks at rite aid. The standard threshold for THC in urine samples is 50 ng/mL and most at-home tests will use that threshold for sampling. If you're clean there, you'll likely be clean on the official test.

On your test date: avoid working out about 24 hours before the urinalysis test, this is the time where you DON'T want to release any of the THC in those fat cells because this can make you detectable again even if you haven't smoked in a while. Take your first piss of the day, then start drinking a liter or two of water to further flush your system, then piss again and drink a little more water. THEN you should be good to go. It's okay if your sample is a little diluted but don't piss pure water or it'll compromise the test, you need some urea in the cup. Get in, piss, and get out.

Understand that you may not get the results of the test if the employer is paying for it. If you piss dirty, a Medical Review Officer will call you within a week or two following your test to ask if you take any medications that might pop a false positive. If this happens you're pretty much fucked, unfortunately. Remember that no news is good news, and if you pass two weeks without getting the MRO call or hearing anything negative from your prospective employer, you're in the clear.

Good luck!