About Sitecore Job Finder
Why did I build this?
Finding Sitecore jobs shouldn't require searching through page after page of LinkedIn results.
I wanted a simple way to quickly see what Sitecore opportunities are currently available without having to repeatedly run the same searches and sort through the results.
So I built Sitecore Job Finder.
Find Sitecore jobs. Spend less time searching.
How does it work?
Sitecore Job Finder searches LinkedIn for recent job postings using the Sitecore keyword. Results are collected by region and presented in a single list so you can quickly review the available opportunities.
You can then filter the results by categories such as Sitecore Roles, Remote, Developer, Architect, and Content.
Results can also be copied to your clipboard so they can be easily shared with others.
Built with community feedback
After sharing the project with the Sitecore community, I received some great feedback about the results. Some people wanted to see more opportunities, while others wanted a way to quickly identify which jobs were actually relevant to them.
Based on that feedback, Sitecore Job Finder now keeps the broader results available while giving you filters to narrow them down when needed.
See the full set of results returned by the search.
Focus on positions with Sitecore in the job title.
Quickly find remote opportunities.
Find developer and engineering roles.
Find architecture-focused positions.
Find content and CMS-related roles.
You can also mark individual jobs with 👍 Relevant or 👎 Not Relevant. Your feedback is currently saved locally in your browser so you can keep track of the jobs you've reviewed.
Why so simple?
This is intentionally a simple tool.
Rather than trying to build another massive job board, I wanted to create something that does one thing well: help Sitecore people find Sitecore jobs.
The goal is to make finding opportunities easier without adding another complicated system to navigate.
This is still a work in progress, and I'm sure there are things that can be improved.
If you have an idea that would make it more useful, I'd love to hear it.
How was it built?
This project was built using an AI-assisted / vibe-coding approach along with my own experience as a developer, lead, and Sitecore architect.
AI helped accelerate the coding process, but the architecture, technical decisions, implementation, troubleshooting, and refinement were driven by my own development experience.
It's been a fun experiment in seeing how quickly an idea can go from "I should build this" to a working public application.
A community project
Sitecore Job Finder is an independent community project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Sitecore.
Job listings are sourced from LinkedIn. Please verify job details on the original posting before applying.
The project is being developed with feedback from the Sitecore community, and future improvements will be guided by how people actually use it.
👋 Built by Rob aka SitecoreRunner
Sitecore developer, lead, architect, and 9x Sitecore MVP. I've spent much of my career building Sitecore solutions and helping organizations get more out of the platform.
I built Sitecore Job Finder because I thought it would be useful for the Sitecore community and because it was a fun project to build. If you find yourself using it, I hope it helps you find your next Sitecore opportunity!
Want to learn more about Sitecore? Visit SitecoreRunner.com, my Sitecore focused blog.