EngineerJobs.com
EngineerJobs.com is an engineering career portal and recruitment resource. While EngineerJobs.com does not allow direct job postings, the platform can be used to advertise entry-level jobs, internships, and mid-senior roles in the engineering industry, and to read up on the latest industry news.
EngineerJobs.com was founded in 1996 but was acquired by Indeed in 2008. It caters to an Australian audience with a dedicated site that can be reached through the home page.
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Pricing:
EngineerJobs.com has partnered with Indeed, allowing employers to post jobs for free. You can choose to boost your job listing's visibility by sponsoring a post according to your daily budget.
Review:
EngineerJobs.com's simple Australian page does not differ much from the U.S./Canada or U.K. sites, except in showing only Australian results in a job search. The features offered to Australian employers match those offered to international employers, with no additional features that would benefit an Australian employer in particular.
Unlike local competitors SEEK and Engineers Australia, EngineerJobs.com does not offer direct job postings and the site has yet to gain a strong foothold in the country. That said, employers can advertise vacancies via their partner site, Indeed, which is one of Australia's most popular recruitment sites.
Pros:
- EngineerJobs.com offers free postings with Indeed.
- The platform features sponsored job postings through Indeed.
- Employers can post engineering internships, entry-level, and senior positions.
- Job postings are more affordable than job boards like EngineeringCareer and EngineeringJobs.com.au.
- Employees can search for jobs by discipline, state or province, and position.
- The platform offers an engineering "magazine" with industry tips, news, and new discoveries.
Cons:
- The platform lacks a candidate resume database.
- There is no applicant tracking software.
- The simple website design doesn't offer a lot of information.
- The engineering "magazine" does not focus on Australian industry news.
- EngineerJobs.com does not allow direct job postings on its site.
Reputation:
We were unable to find customer reviews for Engineerjobs.com.
How to Post a Job on EngineerJobs.com:
Ten easy steps for posting a job on EngineerJobs.com.
Posting a job on EngineerJobs.com.
Click on "Hire Engineers."
In the top-right corner, click on "Hire Engineers." Then, read through your job posting options.
Click on "Post Free Job on Indeed."
Click on the "Post Free Job on Indeed" button highlighted in blue.
Create an account.
Add your email address to the online form and click on "Continue." Alternatively, click on one of the social links to sign up with your preferred social media account. On the next page, create a password and check the hCAPTCHA box. Then, click on "Create account."
Complete the online form.
Complete the online job posting form with your company name, job details, location, and the number of hires needed, and click on "Continue."
Enter your account information.
On the next page, enter your name, phone number, and company information, then click on "Continue."
Fill in your job details.
You will now be prompted to furnish information on the job you want to post. Select the appropriate options to enter your job details, salary information, application settings, and job description. Click on "Continue" once you have completed all the required sections.
Add skills assessment tests.
The next step is an optional step where employers can add pre-screening questions and short skills assessment tests. If you don't want to add any pre-screening assessments, simply click on "Continue."
Preview your job post.
In this step, you can preview your post and edit the different sections if you need to. Click on "Continue" when you are ready.
Choose whether to sponsor your job.
In this final step, you can select a daily budget in order to sponsor your job ad. Either click on "Don't optimize my job" or "Save and continue" to post your job ad.
EngineerJobs.com vs. EngineeringCareer:
While EngineerJobs.com is a simple website that does not offer a lot of information, EngineeringCareer is a well-developed site with events, education, and news sections dedicated to the Australian workforce. EngineerJobs.com is a free site through Indeed, whereas EngineeringCareer charges a flat fee of A$180.00 +GST per post.
EngineerJobs.com vs. Engineers Australia:
Engineers Australia is a professional site for engineers to engage in training, read the latest industry news and engineering journals, and post jobs. EngineerJobs.com, in contrast, is a simple job aggregator site. Through a partnership with Indeed, EngineerJobs.com allows free postings, whereas Engineers Australia charges a fee for posting jobs.
EngineerJobs.com vs. SEEK:
SEEK is a prominent Australian job site that is well-trafficked. However, it is a general job board whereas EngineerJobs.com is a niche engineering career site. While pricing is dependent on job title and location, SEEK also features applicant tracking, direct posting, and a resume database, which EngineerJobs.com does not.
Key Information
Legal Name | EngineerJobs.com |
Founding Date | Jan 01, 1996 |
Website |
FAQs:
How do I create an EngineerJobs.com account?
Visit EngineerJobs.com, click on "Hire Engineers," and follow the prompts to create an Indeed account.
How can I edit a job on EngineerJobs.com?
- Log in to your Indeed account.
- Go to your dashboard.
- Open the "Actions" drop-down menu to the right of the job title you want to edit.
- Select "Edit job."
How can I delete a job on EngineerJobs.com?
- Log in to your Indeed account.
- Go to your dashboard.
- Select the "Job Status" drop-down menu to the right of the job title you want to delete.
- Change the status to "Closed."
How do I find the best engineers on EngineerJobs.com?
Make sure that your job posting includes all the important information, such as the scope of the internship, location, how long the internship is for, and compensation.