The complete list of jobs for
Java programmers

Jobs For Programmers (JFP) was created in 1995 from within the programming community to assist software professionals in their search for jobs. The entire emphasis of our site (and our staff) is to bring companies together with programmers and to help bring about a better understanding for recruiters of what programmers are all about.

For programmers, JFP offers a single source for the kinds of software jobs they are looking for. Our job search engine allows programmers to search thousands of programming jobs based on the kinds of things they are looking for - truly a search engine that thinks the way they do.   Programmers have the choice of viewing jobs on our sites or on the prg.jobsNEWSGROUP   (the public Usenet bulletin board for programming jobs).    For programmers there is never a fee for our services.

For recruiters, JFP offers a pool of available programmers that is not duplicated elsewhere on the Internet. We have established a 'cult-like' following of programmers that consider our site the best and only method for shopping for jobs. JFP is well grafted to the 'grapevine' that exists within the programming community and, unlike other 'one-size-fits-all' career sites, the majority of our marketing targets programmer-oriented 'hang-outs' on the Internet for advertising. JFP is also seen in major programming print-publications such as Software Development Magazine. Our web site has built-in intelligence that understands programming terms, slang, and acronyms so that recruiters can find the kinds of programmers they need without being a programming expert themselves.  The JFP staff is a team of world-class recruiting-support representatives - each member of our support team has previously held career positions in client-server, Unix, and mainframe areas. We wrote the book on programmer-recruiting and we're happy to talk to you - just call our recruiter's help line. Recruiters are also invited to take our free 30 day test drive.