In today’s modern age, your job search is powered with AI and the internet. A job board is a type of employment website that serves job ads posted by employers. Job boards can be general or focus on a specific industry. You can filter opportunities by typing in job titles, location, and other information. You can also upload a resume and register for a quick apply. Get email alerts when new jobs appear that match your saved job searches.
Berkeley Career Engagement Resources
This should be your first place to look for an internship or job. Unlike traditional job boards, the site only targets college and university students and new grads, offering an end-to-end platform for sourcing, engaging, and hiring. If you are accessing Handshake through your berkeley.edu student account, you know that the employers specifically chose to post their jobs at UC Berkeley.
A resource within Vault in addition to job listings, company research and career advice, free to Cal students and eligible alumni.
GoinGlobal’s job search database features more than 16 million employment listings around the globe updated on a daily basis. Job searches can be expanded to include listings posted in the local language, in addition to English.
Berkeley Circle Employer Job Postings
Consider opportunities from Berkeley Career Engagement’s partner companies!
Recommended Internet Resources
LinkedIn is one of the best job search websites. First, it delivers great job listings. Second, it bootstraps your networking outreach. Human resources love it to source qualified candidates. Users can set up a free account, post rich profiles and connect with key industry power players.
This one-ring-to-rule-them-all job search engine scrubs all the others to find job postings. Simply search for job title + job, e.g., product manager job. Google serves up a list of matching openings near you. Click the big blue bar to refine locations and perform a more advanced search to find more relevant jobs.
This is a great place for job-seekers looking to work remotely at tech startups.
This is the U.S. government’s answer to the best job boards. It lets you search more than 2.7 million federal positions in any career you can imagine. One highlight is that it has publicly-listed exact salary figures.
The Hidden Market: Search Through Networking
Many job openings are not advertised, and information about these job openings are circulated through employee networks, business associates, friends and other personal contacts. Many job seekers reported locating jobs through networking.
Alumni are a great source of information on specific careers, organizations or other leads. Use My Berkeley or LinkedIn’s Alumni feature to connect with them!