Best job boards for it professionals

Dice

Dice is the most well-known brand in IT job boards, and for good reason. It boasts a massive job database, leverages its data to generate important industry insights, and includes a big section on career development for computer professionals searching for the most up-to-date tools for increasing their chances of job-seeking success.

Flexjobs

Flexjobs, although not specifically for the technology field, is the place to go for IT workers searching for part-time, freelance, or flexible employment. Aside from its "flex" orientation, the main distinction between Flexjobs and other job sites is that it is a paid service. While this may be considered a disadvantage, Flexjobs presents it as a perk that allows it to maintain its forums free of frauds and undertake additional backend labor to keep the site unique.

Whitetruffle

Here's one you may have missed: Whitetruffle, a tech employment board. It's a unique perspective on job hunting: Users establish a profile, and their personal information is anonymised. The technology matches job searchers with appropriate businesses and digitally connects the two to make interview requests and employment offers.

Hired

Hired is a website that focuses on computer employment and sales roles in 17 cities (15 in the United States, plus Dublin, Ireland and London, United Kingdom). Its purpose is to match individuals with leading organizations in those areas, and it also offers remote employment.

Jobs on Stack Overflow

Stack Overflow touts its employment board as "developers first." According to the site, it is free of recruiter spam and fraudulent job advertisements, and job searchers may filter by industry, background, desired amenities, income, and more.

Fetch Tech

If you prefer getting fast notifications for things like eBay specials or breaking news, Tech Fetch is the job board for you. It specializes in real-time job posting notifications and a one-click application procedure (after you've created an account).

AngelList

AngelList is a tech employment marketplace for those who want to move quickly and break things at a startup firm, which is what it specializes in. It also contains a wealth of information for both businesses trying to employ and experts searching for work at such firms.

TechCareers

There are a lot of positions on TechCareers: 248,544 as of this writing. TechCareers also claims 75,000+ new positions in a single week, so if you're having difficulties finding the appropriate employment, look no further.

F6S

Another upstart employment center. F6S also provides methods for connecting companies to accelerators and investors, assisting job seekers in getting exposure and growing, and generally assisting startups and their staff in thriving. If you're searching for a startup employment (or want to improve the reputation of your company), check out F6S.

Upwork

Upwork is not a tech-only employment site, but it is where companies like Microsoft, Airbnb, and GoDaddy locate freelancers. Upwork is all about freelancing, so whether you're a developer, IT support expert, or any professional (tech or non-tech) seeking for some short-term work, this is a great place to search.