There are a variety of ways to look for jobs. Online, there are niche and broad job boards, such as Stackoverflow or Monster (I&#x27;m not sure if Monster is as big outside of the UK, but here it&#x27;s one of the big players).<p>There are broad job aggregators&#x2F;search engines, which centralise content from various sources, such as Indeed or Adzuna (disclaimer, I work at Adzuna).<p>There are other niche communities, like the who&#x27;s hiring thread here.<p>You have some of the newer services, like hired.com and workshape.io, which attempt to make the process easier but usually for a specific niche.<p>You can add your profile to CV databases such as LinkedIn, where recruiters search for particular skills and then send out messages to potential candidates.<p>Then there are things in the real world, like recruitment consultants who will help to find you a job, job markets and fairs, postings and listings in various publications, networking events and meetups.<p>Any of the above could work for you and there are probably a whole bunch of other avenues I&#x27;ve forgotten.<p>What I would actually suggest (particularly for tech roles) is that you look at the companies or the top companies in the industry you would like to work in and start researching to see which are appropriate and if they are hiring, how that process works and if you have any contacts who can help. Make a shortlist of companies&#x2F;roles and start contacting them.