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Every posting, dated from the employer's own page.

See how long each posting has been listed.

Last 7 and 14 days count the employer's own posting date.

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201–225 of 59,460

Job postings

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Every state and city with enough tracked postings to be worth its own page.

California 98,695Texas 79,733New York 52,822Florida 46,593Pennsylvania 37,104Illinois 34,757Virginia 34,295Massachusetts 29,228Ohio 29,130Georgia 27,743North Carolina 27,343Michigan 22,726New Jersey 20,689Washington 20,228Tennessee 19,282Arizona 18,834Indiana 18,360Colorado 17,850Maryland 17,770Wisconsin 17,294Minnesota 16,340Missouri 15,039South Carolina 14,081New York, NY 13,961Alabama 13,227San Francisco, CA 13,039Louisiana 10,589Chicago, IL 10,148Kentucky 9,833Oregon 9,410

Nationwide, remote, multiple locations or unresolved 102,265: US postings that name no state, so they are in no state's count.

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How dates work

We collect postings from each company's careers page and record what we find. No agency churn, no invented dates — where an employer publishes a posted date, that is the date you see, and where they don't, we say so. The 7- and 14-day filters use employer posting dates only. Undated records appear under All live; collection observations do not date these windows. These windows also include future employer dates as recorded. Saved active records can persist during collection gaps. An active flag or an employer posting date does not confirm a recent successful check.

Across everything we track, the median posting has been listed for about a month — how long job postings stay listed has the full distribution, by duration and by industry.

Search index updated Nov 1, 2026 (UTC). Keyword search finds postings as of that update: newer postings show on the board but not in search results until the next update, and search totals can still count postings removed since. Every search result listed is checked as still live.