Textual Job Search
Keywords:
Where (city, zip code, province):
Radius km:
Type of employment:
Country:
Fields of activity: 
Fields of actvity:Selected fields of activity:
Limit your search according to fields of activity. No selection means no limitation.
Save your search and activate the notification agent 
Save your search and get notified on new job offers automatically via mail. This feature is only for registered users. Register now and log in!
Title of the search*:
Please enter a title under which your search shall be saved.
Activate notification agent
Select if you want to get notified automatically, as soon as a new job offer matches your requirements.
To be notified*:
If you choose to get notified immediately, you normally receive only one job offer per mail. If not, the mail can contain of more offers, which are qualified by your search parameters.
Use of radial search and search keywords 
Radial Search:

Currently, we can offer you this possibility for the countries Austria, Germany, and Switzerland. Just enter a city and select radius-KM. By clicking "search" your results will immediately pop up. If you enter a region, the radial search will be ignored.

Use of search keywords:
java Will find job ads containing the word "java", but not terms such as "JavaScript", because the search only considers complete words.
program* Finds results which start on "program", such as "programmer" or "programming". '*' can only be used at the end of a word.
java sap Finds results, which contain both the words "java" and "sap".
java OR sap Finds results in which at least one of the words "java" or "sap" occurs. Instead of 'OR' '|' can be used too.
java -sap Delivers job offers, which contain the word "java" but not the word "sap".
"java developer" Finds offers in which the word 'developer' follows the word 'java' immediately.
java (program* | develo*) Delivers results, which contain "java" and additionally at least one of the words "program..." or "develo...". Use parenthesis in order to arrange groups.
Case Sensitivity:

The search is case insensitive. Therefore, you can always use lower case.