Job Search Resources

During your job search, you may refer to a number of different resources and job boards to find positions that interest you.

If you are looking for work, you should spend at least 50-60% of your time networking. Online job boards are not typically the best use of your time (although they can be a good research tool).

While networking is generally where you want to spend the majority of your time, it’s important to have a couple of “go-to” places to search for open positions and potential employers

Job Boards

Colorado Job Boards and Local Resources

Find job boards specific to your industry and location.

• Built-in Colorado

  • Online community for Colorado startups, tech news, and events.

• Luke’s Circle

  • Lists Boulder and Denver jobs.

• Andrew Hudson’s Job List

  • Lists jobs all over Colorado.

• Connecting Colorado

  • Apply for a specific job, post your resume, or search through their jobs database.

• Colorado Nonprofit Jobs

• Colorado Workforce Centers

  • Workforce Boulder County

Job Boards for Specific Industries

• Teamwork Online

  • Highlights careers in sports and live events.

• Outdoor Industry Jobs

• Niche Job Sites & Boards

• Net Impact

  • Lists careers in social impact.

Professional Associations

Professional associations often post job opportunities for their members on internal job boards. If you’re currently a member of a professional association, make sure to go to their website to view the list of available opportunities.

Explore the Professional Association Finders Toolkit to find organizations that fit your interests.

Resources for CU Students

• Handshake​

  • Search for jobs and internships, connect with employers, and learn about upcoming events. Available to all CU students and alumni.

• CU Career Fairs

General Job Boards

• LinkedIn Jobs

  • Discover new opportunities with the LinkedIn community.

• The Muse

  • Provides career advice and a job board.

• College Recruiter

  • This site is a job board for students and recent graduates that includes part-time, seasonal, internship, and entry-level jobs.

• College Grad

  • Entry-level jobs.

• Indeed.com

  • Indeed strives to put job seekers first, giving them free access to search for jobs, post resumes, and research companies. 

• ZipRecruiter

• Make sure to check employers’ websites and social media platforms for open positions as well.