Jooble is a vertical search engine that aggregates job postings from thousands of job boards, newspapers, business career pages and recruitment agencies. Jooble operates in 71 countries and supports more than 24 languages. The company's office is located in Kyiv, Ukraine.

Company history

Jooble was founded in 2007 by two students from Ukraine (Roman Prokofiev and Yevhen Sobakarev). Initially, the service was launched in Ukraine. In 2008, the search engine worked in Russia, Kazakhstan and Belarus. In 2010, the service could be used in 24 countries. Jooble is currently available in 71 countries. In 2014, Jooble participated in the first conference dedicated to Ukrainian IT industry, "Ukraine Tech Gem" in San Francisco (California, USA). Over the past 12 months, the service has been used by more than 800 million users.

The principle of operation

Jooble collects job vacancies from job boards, company pages, newspapers, and recruitment agencies. The search engine starts the search on the site by entering the city and the name of the vacancy. You can use filters to sort ads by city distance, date, salary, and employer name. The job search algorithm takes into account hundreds of parameters and selects relevant and available vacancies for the user. Jooble offers both full-time and part-time jobs, as well as internships and freelance jobs. When clicking on the ad, the user is redirected to the appropriate page of the company, where he/she can find the contacts of the employer and submit resume.