Careerjet's job search app is now available for iPhone and Android

A new free application to search jobs from your mobile phone anywhere, any time

The online search engine for jobs Careerjet has just launched a free application for iPhone and Android. The application is localised in more than 15 major languages and available now for free:
- from the App Store: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id384098444?mt=8
- on Android Market: https://market.android.com/details?id=com.careerjet.android

The application is as straight forward and easy to use as the website, and it encompasses all of Careerjet's services in a pocket format. Without having a Careerjet account, job seekers can use Careerjet's comprehensive search to find their dream job by keyword and location. They can create an account - still free of charge - or log in to an existing account to enjoy more personalised services such as saving specific searches and job ads or setting personalised job alerts, by email or notification.

About Careerjet

Careerjet is the online job search engine with the widest presence worldwide, sourcing over 40 million job ads from more than 70 thousands quality websites from all over the world. With over 90 localised websites, in 28 major languages, Careerjet gives job seekers direct access to an extensive database of jobs, targeted to their needs, in just one straight forward search.
Launched in 2001, the job search engine is still expanding through its three brands: Careerjet (worldwide), Opcionempleo (Spanish language markets) and Optioncarriere (French language markets).

In the US, Careerjet's site was launched in 2003. Every day, thousands of job seekers already enjoy free access to more than 9 million job listings (just for the US!), and the number of dedicated users is increasing at a fast pace!

Visit Careerjet.com site at: www.careerjet.com

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Permalink Reply by Tim Spagnola on September 27, 2011 at 10:55am

Jerry - the post is in the proper place. This section of the forums is for folks to post press releases and product/service news. We did this to keep such information out of the blog section and other areas where it disrupts the conversation. We recognize members do not always like to read this type of information, so at least you know the area of the site to avoid.

As always your efforts as Ad Deputy for the RBC are greatly appreciated.