7 job boards for San Francisco jobs

San Francisco and the wider Bay Area are often combined in job searches. Separate city-based roles from peninsula and South Bay offices when commute distance matters. The list below combines local search filters, technology-focused boards, and automatic applications.

Published by Autojob. Autojob is included in this list because it automatically applies to jobs. This is a comparison of different job-search options, not a claim that every service submits applications automatically.

ServiceUseful forWebsite
AutojobAutomatic applicationsVisit Autojob
LinkedInProfessional networkVisit LinkedIn
IndeedBroad job searchVisit Indeed
WellfoundStartup rolesVisit Wellfound
Built InTech employersVisit Built In
DiceTechnology careersVisit Dice
We Work RemotelyRemote rolesVisit We Work Remotely

1. Autojob

Upload a resume, select matching roles, and let Autojob submit applications to supported employers. Explore Autojob.

Browse relevant jobs on Autojob. Auto Mode can apply throughout the day using your resume and preferences. See application credit pricing.

2. LinkedIn

Search roles alongside employer and professional profiles. Explore LinkedIn.

3. Indeed

Search by job title and location across industries. Explore Indeed.

4. Wellfound

Browse startup jobs with local and remote options. Explore Wellfound.

5. Built In

Search technology and startup roles by location. Explore Built In.

6. Dice

Search technology roles and filter for your specialization. Explore Dice.

7. We Work Remotely

Browse remote jobs across programming, design, and business categories. Explore We Work Remotely.

How to use this list

Begin with San Francisco and your target role, then expand the location only when the results are too narrow. Compare salary information where provided, required experience, and office expectations. Save the employer's original posting for the details that matter to you.

Browse current openings

Open the relevant Autojob listings or browse remote software jobs. Listings change as employers publish and close positions.

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