Job Search Sites
Keep in mind, the links provided here are not the only links you can use. There are other resources and links available out there. This is a list of the some of the most prominent sites you should be aware of.
Job Titles for Entry-Level Work
When looking for entry-level work in CS/Tech-related positions, some of the requirements such as years' experience can feel intimidating. However, recent grads have a fairly wide array of positions available to them, and it's only a matter of seeing the words "Junior" or "Associate" in front of these job titles:
- Software Engineer
- Software Developer
- Fullstack Engineer
- Frontend Developer/Engineer
- Backend Developer/Engineer
- Web Developer
- User Interface Developer
- Network Engineer
- Data Engineer/Scientist
- .NET Developer
- Java/C++/Python/Ruby On Rails/etc. Developer
- Technical Account Manager
- Sales Engineer
- Security Engineer
- Information Security Analyst
- Implementation Engineer
- Solutions Engineer/Architect
- QA Analyst
- QA Engineer
- UI/UX Design
- Systems Analyst
- Technical Writer
- Support Engineer/Technical Support Engineer
- Cloud Architect
- Cloud Consultant
- Cloud Product and Project Manager
- Cloud Services Developer
- Cloud Software and Network Engineer
- Cloud System Administrator
- Cloud System Engineer
Here is a Google Doc that elaborates upon these types of positions from the standpoint of expectations and requirements.
Career Advice
Recruiter Sites
Company Profile Sites
Bank Websites & Big Financial Institutions
Government Jobs
Here is a Google Doc with all manner of government departments on the city, state, and federal level. The first two links– NYC Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications and NYC Department of Transportation– are perhaps the most relevant to your CS degree in terms of positions offered. The rest of them may or may not have pertinent roles, but it is always a good idea to keep one's options open.Full list of our Job Search and Interview Information
You can find a full list of all the pages on the Handbook here.....
