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10 Online Tech Job Search Resources

POSTED BY LAURA SCHNEIDER

On November 20, 2019, this page was updated.

It's time for the most tedious portion of the job search: looking for work. It doesn't help that there are so many online job boards that it may be tough to know which ones are worth your time, particularly if you're seeking for a specialized position or a site that acknowledges your specific skill set. To assist you in finding a job online, here is a list of some of the best job boards and search engines for IT professions.

Dice

Dice is one of the biggest job sites, with a focus on technology opportunities. There is an emphasis on all sorts of technical vacancies, including regular, full-time, part-time, and contract employment. This is the first place to search for a very specialised tech job ad since it is likely to appear here before any of the other sites listed below. Here's some DICE.

Github

Is there anything GitHub cannot do? Searching for "jobs" on GitHub yields a plethora of results, including this aggregate list of sites for tech job posts. So, in addition to being a wonderful source for code exchange and optimization, GitHub may also help you find work!

iCrunchData

This is the place to go if you're searching for a job in Data Analytics. iCrunchData also has a well-maintained blog where you may stay up to date on the newest advances in analytics or jobs. If you're not interested in analytics, there are alternative technical roles available.

RubyNow

RubyNow is a job board specifically for Ruby (on Rails) developers. Ruby is a popular coding language (one of the top five highest-paying programming languages to learn), and there are several tutorials available. Check out RubyNow if you're already a Ruby expert. Consider learning if you aren't already.

Craigslist

Of course, Craigslist is one of the most popular job-search websites, and it is visited by tech recruiters. You've most likely utilized Craigslist to get a freelance or full-time job in the past! However, to get the most of your job hunt, you should review these Craigslist tips and tactics.

LinkedIn

LinkedIn is a favorite for a job search - and it's often used to look for applicants. It's part social networking for adults, half job search, and a whole lot of amazing relationships. The secret with LinkedIn is that a more full and detailed profile will get more hits from potential employers, so fill it up as much as possible. Here are some pointers to help you make LinkedIn work for you.

WITI

WITI (Women in Technology International) is a fantastic industry organisation. WITI's mission is to help women succeed in technical jobs. As a result, they feature a large number of online job postings in addition to being a wonderful area to network.

Indeed

Indeed.com is a big job posting search engine, similar to Google. The service searches employment boards and corporate websites for postings based on the keywords you provide, making the search process much more efficient.

Guru

Guru.com is a project-based website that is popular among consultants. A excellent site to look for side tasks, boost your profile, or sub out parts of more sophisticated work. For additional information, go to Guru.com.

Experience

Experience.com is one of the most comprehensive new graduate and internship databases accessible. They provide an extensive employment database for folks with 0-3 years of experience. They also include connections to resume writing and networking ideas, which is always a benefit.