Find jobs beyond LinkedIn with Google X-ray searches
An X-ray search is a Google search limited to one website. Job seekers can use it to search the job pages of applicant tracking systems like Ashby or Greenhouse directly. Those are the tools companies use to post openings and collect applications, so this can turn up roles that never get promoted on LinkedIn. You type "site:" plus the job board's web address, add a role keyword like "social media" or "marketing coordinator," and swap keywords or boards to fit your search. No technical experience needed.
- For
- People looking for a first tech role, or any job seeker who wants openings beyond LinkedIn, especially remote roles at companies that post through applicant tracking systems.
- Cost
- Free to try with a regular Google search. The source does not list any cost or paid tool.
- Access
- Open to anyone with a web browser. The source cautions that listings can be outdated and that remote roles may only accept applicants in certain countries, so check both before applying.
Worth a few minutes if you're getting into tech and tired of scrolling the same LinkedIn posts, since it costs nothing and builds a search skill you'll keep using. The catch is cleanup: results include stale postings and country-restricted remote roles, so expect to verify each one.
Your moveRun a Google search using "site:" with an applicant tracking system's job page address and a role keyword, then open each result to confirm it is still accepting applications and that remote roles accept applicants in the United States.
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