Job Boards

Local job boards

• The City of San Diego
• County of San Diego
• San Diego Jobing
• U-T San Diego
• San Diego Jobs
• Writing Jobs on Craigslist

Other California job boards

• Orange County STC chapter listings
• LA STC chapter listings
• LA listings
• LA Times
• California Jobs

Also check other large California cities if relocation is in your plans..

Employer web sites

Company web sites are good place to look for jobs. Some examples are:

• Qualcomm
• SAIC (Science Applications International Corporation)
• Intuit
• BAE Systems
• University of California at San Diego

Click here for a full listing of companies in San Diego.

More job boards

Many job seekers find success by posting their resumes on online job boards such as Monster, Dice, or Careerbuilder. This is because recruiters and employers can find you. Be aware that the same job may be posted on multiple job boards, and that job boards may contain out-of-date listings. For added safety, create and use a separate e-mail address for public visibility on job boards.

In most cases, resumes can be posted anonymously to protect name, address, and other contact information, as well as current employment information. Once a resume is posted, companies who pay a fee to the job boards are permitted to perform a number of different types of searches to identify potential employees who meet their criteria.

All job seekers are permitted to perform free searches for open positions on these boards. Registered users of some of these sites are permitted to sign up for and configure custom search agents, to deliver information about open positions meeting their criteria via e-mail.

Posting a complete resume can be a lengthy process, but most sites employ wizard-type functionality to guide users through each of the required steps.

The following table lists many of the top on-line job sites, but is not exhaustive. You may also look for job search engines on Google.

NOTE: The jobs and information posted by these sources are the sole responsibility of the resource owner and are not vetted by STC.