Use Google Dorks to Find Your Dream Job
You may already be familiar with Google Dorks — a technique that use specially crafted Google queries to find known vulnerabilities on indexed websites — but did you know those special queries can also help you find your dream job?
Most software used by HR these days don’t list jobs directly on their platform, you need to find the list from the company's website or on LinkedIn.
See below a collection of Google Dorks that will list all these jobs offerings. Tweak those dorks to match your needs.
Rapha
Rapha seems to be preferred by startups yet, and allows you to apply to job offerings by sending voice messages.
Have a looks at those dorks, allowing you to list job offerings available on Rapha.
Find remote, full-time roles that offer equity.
site:app.withrapha.com "equity" "full-time" "remote"
Find remote, full-time roles for React engineers.
site:app.withrapha.com "react" "full-time" "remote"
Find remote, full-time roles with competitive salaries.
site:app.withrapha.com "competitive" "full-time" "remote"
Remember, Google may not index or display all listings, but these searches can help you discover companies and offers that match your criteria.
Ashby
Seems to be preferred by fast-paced startups.
site:jobs.ashbyhq.com "remote" "engineer"
Lever
Seems to be preferred by scale ups.
site:jobs.lever.co "remote" "engineer"
Notion
Many startups post jobs on Notion pages, making it a hidden gem for unique listings.
site:notion.site "career"
site:notion.site "jobs"
Workable
Workable is widely used by companies of all sizes, offering diverse roles with straightforward applications.
site:apply.workable.com
Job Boards
- The YC Startup Jobs board lists positions at Y Combinator-backed companies, perfect for those interested in high-growth startups.
- For roles in blockchain and decentralized tech, Web3 Career is a top resource focused on jobs in this fast-evolving field.
- Wellfound connects job seekers with high-growth startups, often with options for remote work and equity packages.
Follow.app
Follow is a sleek, new RSS reader currently in invite-only mode. For alternatives, there are other RSS readers. The interesting feature here is RSSHub, a self-hostable tool that can convert any website into an RSS feed.
I use it to generate RSS feeds for multiple job sites:
swissdevjobs.ch
/rsshub/transform/json/https%3A%2F%2Fswissdevjobs.ch%2Fapi%2FjobsLight/title=Swiss%20IT%20Jobs&itemTitle=name&itemLink=jobUrl&itemLinkPrefix=https%3A%2F%2Fswissdevjobs.ch%2Fjobs%2F&itemPubDate=activeFrom&itemDesc=language
workatastartup.com
rsshub://hackernews/jobs