Wondering where to find jobs in Singapore? Here's a list of websites to help you with your job search.
Searching for greener pastures abroad is common — and Singapore is always a popular choice. Whether you’re applying from overseas or already in the country, these job websites can help you navigate the local market and find opportunities that match your skills and experience.
Websites to find jobs in Singapore
1. LinkedIn
Job search on LinkedIn.
LinkedIn is the world’s largest professional network with over 1.2 billion members globally, making it an essential platform for career networking and job hunting. If you haven’t already, create your free LinkedIn account and complete your profile. Add your education, work history, and relevant skills so recruiters and potential employers can find you more easily. A well-filled profile also increases your visibility when you use features like #OpenToWork.
Even if you don’t plan to browse jobs on LinkedIn right away, a profile is still highly recommended. Many job portals allow you to import your LinkedIn details, so you won’t have to retype your experience and qualifications when applying elsewhere. This saves time and ensures consistency across platforms.
2. e27
Find tech jobs on e27.
If you have a background in tech or IT, e27 is worth checking out. Founded and based in Singapore, e27 is a well-known startup and tech ecosystem platform in Asia, connecting job seekers with fast-growing startups and digital companies across the region. It’s particularly useful for roles in software development, product, data, and engineering, and also serves as a solid source of startup and tech industry news.
3. Indeed
Indeed is perfect for entry-level and junior roles.
Indeed is a global job search platform that is particularly useful for entry-level and junior roles. It aggregates job listings from company websites, recruitment agencies, and job boards, giving you access to a wide range of openings in one place.
This was where I found my first job in Singapore, so I can personally vouch for the legitimacy of the listings. Because Indeed is widely used by employers and recruitment agencies, you’re likely to find a high volume of job postings, especially for roles that hire regularly.
4. foundit
Monster has been rebranded as foundit.
foundit (formerly Monster) has evolved from a traditional job board into a global career platform offering tools and resources for job seekers at every stage of their careers. With over two decades of experience, the platform focuses on connecting candidates with suitable job opportunities.
Beyond job listings, foundit also offers resources to develop new skills, explore inclusive workplaces, access mentorship opportunities, and find roles that support flexible or accelerated career paths.
5. Jobstreet
Jobstreet is now powered by SEEK’s AI technology.
Founded in Malaysia, JobStreet has a strong presence across Singapore, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Vietnam. It is part of SEEK, an Australian online employment marketplace, which acquired JobStreet and JobsDB and later unified them under a shared platform powered by SEEK’s AI technology, while keeping the brands separate for local markets. This integration connects millions of employers and job seekers across the Asia-Pacific region.
A few job-hunting tips
1. Create accounts on multiple job portals to widen your options and increase your visibility to employers.
2. Review job listings carefully and focus on roles that align with your skills and career goals.
3. Set up email alerts for positions you are interested in so you can respond quickly to new openings.
4. Make sure your CV and profile are complete and searchable, use a professional profile photo, indicate that you are open to new opportunities, and include relevant keywords related to your field.
Best of luck with your job search!
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