J2EE Jobs and Careers

Employment Opportunities Related to JSP, Servlets,
Jakarta Struts and Java Technology

The following is a list of Job and Careers Sites Focused on Java Servlets, JSP, EJB, Apache Struts, Desktop Java, J2ME, etc.:

• Note: ICCI, the parent company of coresrvlets.com, is now hiring! Top salaries for experienced J2EE developers with security clearances. For details, see http://jobs.coreservlets.com/
• Java job listings at jvsearch.com. Good search interface. The site is run with Cold Fusion: let's hope it is the latest version that supports servlets/JSP.
• Java job listings at justjavajobs.com. Search interface lets you search by city, state, or zip code. But who would trust a Java job site that is run with ASP?
• Java job openings from javajobs.com. Job openings broken down by state and by month of posting. Site is a bit crude, but jobs are jobs.
• Java listings at monster.com. Very large and extensive job site; you should search on several different keywords (java, servlets, jsp, j2ee, ejb, etc.)
• Dice is one of the largest sites focused on technical jobs, and their site is run with servlets and JSP to boot.
• Java listings at Yahoo HotJobs. Moderately large and extensive job site; you should search on several different keywords (java, servlets, jsp, j2ee, ejb, etc.)
• Java listings at careerbuilder.com. Moderately large and extensive job site; you should search on several different keywords (java, servlets, jsp, j2ee, ejb, etc.)
• Forums on Java careers from javaranch.com. Open forums, not edited job openings. However, quite a number of job openings are regularly posted.
• Java section of topusajobs.com. Quite extensive.
• Java section of Jobs for Programmers site. Moderately extensive.
• Java careers at google.com. Fantastic hacker-friendly culture, but tough competition for these prime jobs.
• Java career listings from jobfizz.com. Mostly UK jobs.
• Java career listings from cwjobs.co.uk. Some non-UK job openings also listed.
• Job openings at java-jobs-us Yahoo group. Sparse listings, and openings not always focused on Java.