Tech jobs,without the noise.

RadarJobs is for people looking for U.S. technology work, including full-time employee roles and contract engagements. Coverage includes data, software engineering, cloud and infrastructure, AI and machine learning, cybersecurity and other technology disciplines. Use role, employment, location and specialty filters to narrow the inventory to the work you want.

Radar brings together technology opportunities published across job boards and marketplaces, including LinkedIn, Indeed, ZipRecruiter, Dice and Upwork. It organizes them into a consistent format, connects duplicate listings and preserves source attribution and links to the original postings.

Radar refreshes its inventory and rechecks availability on an ongoing basis. A listing’s published date tells you when it was posted; its last-checked time tells you when Radar last verified availability. Check those timestamps for the specific opportunity you’re viewing, since refresh timing varies by source.

Radar structures role, seniority, contract type, pay, location and remote-work information so you can filter consistently across sources. It retains supporting evidence and source links, connects repeated listings and tracks availability. Fields the source does not supply remain clearly identified as unknown.

Radar connects records it identifies as the same opportunity, preserving their source information instead of presenting each source record as a separate job. Different openings with similar titles can still appear separately.

Send us the original posting URL and a short description of what you found. If you have a Radar listing link or opportunity ID, include that too so we can investigate the right record. You can also suggest a source you would like Radar to cover.

Yes. RadarJobs separates independent-contractor work (1099), company-to-company engagements (C2C) and W-2 contract roles. Freelance and independent work are represented under 1099. A posting can support more than one engagement type, and you can filter for the arrangements you want.

A remote job can still require a particular country, state, time zone or residency. RadarJobs shows location information alongside remote status so you can use both when searching. The original posting contains the employer’s full requirements.

Your professional profile and preferences help RadarJobs match opportunities to your experience, skills, roles, contract types, location and pay preferences. Uploading your resume helps build that profile. You can update your preferences, or use All Jobs to search the inventory with your own filters.

You can build your profile and preview your top five matches for free. Choose a one-time full-access pass or a $7 monthly membership. One-time passes do not automatically renew; monthly membership renews until canceled and can be managed from your account. Always check the price, duration and renewal terms displayed at checkout.

Open the original source posting to apply through the job board, marketplace or employer. RadarJobs does not submit applications or contact employers for you. Marking a job Applied helps you track your own progress; it does not send an application.

You can enable email match alerts and connect a Slack channel for fresh matches from the job sources you keep enabled, including ZipRecruiter and Upwork. The ChatGPT connection lets you search jobs, inspect listings and retrieve your existing personalized recommendations through your connected account. Set up your profile in RadarJobs to get personalized recommendations.

RadarJobs uses your account information, professional profile and preferences to provide the service and personalize matches. Revenir does not sell your personal information. The privacy policy explains processing, retention, service providers and how to request access, correction or deletion.