Why don't these sites have a filter for top tech companies?

Such a filter would help you find the job you're looking for faster, bringing down the amount of time you spend scrolling through their paid job listings. It would also drive down the volume of paid clicks on job listings from smaller, lesser known companies and recruitment agencies that software engineers currently have to settle for when they are unable to find the exciting jobs at top tech companies.

Having you scroll through reams and reams of paid listings is their main objective. A simple top tech company filter would help you and hurt them. They seem to prefer it the other way around.

The free job search websites aren't actually free

Instead of solving the root cause of issues one and two by reducing the volume of low quality job posts or helping you filter through them, these free websites have built additional product lines that rely on the premise that your job search will take a long time, require many job applications, and will ultimately yield low quality results.

Some job search sites have decided that you are the solution

Another way some of these free job search websites make money is by selling recruitment services, powered by your personal data. In other words, you pay with your private data as they sell access to you as a top tech candidate, to smaller, non-established companies and the recruitment agencies who represent them.

The personal data of software engineers, looking for positions at the top tech companies, is very valuable. These software engineers make up the top tech talent in the world, interested in only the most sought after and highly regarded positions at well known top tech companies. The software engineers using The Acclaimed.dev Realtime Jobs Database are assured that their personal data will never be shared.

A solution that benefits all parties involved

The Acclaimed.dev Realtime Jobs Database provides you with an up-to-date database of open software engineering positions at the most sought after top tech companies in the world. And only the top tech companies. No paid job posts, no promoted posts, and no recruiter access. Just a clean, focused database for software engineers who don't want to miss opportunities at the most sought after top tech companies.

The jobs in the database are sourced directly from the career pages of the top tech companies — so you can be sure that your job search is comprehensive and you aren't missing any opportunities.

Which companies are included in the database?

We provide a global catalogue of companies that are sought after by software engineers all over the world. In addition to the globally recognised names, you may find regional companies included in the catalogue that are highly sought after within specific geographic, linguistic, or regulatory regions. All companies in the catalogue are automatically searched for jobs by default. The companies are searched frequently, most will be updated daily.

You can search the company catalogue on the catalogue page at any time to see which companies are included. We are constantly adding to the catalogue, so it is likely that you will find new companies being added regularly. To be included in the catalogue, a company must be highly sought after by software engineers — globally or regionally. We do not accept applications from companies that are not highly sought after by software engineers.

Estimated savings calculator for software engineers

This data will not be saved or shared with anyone. Provide your expected annual salary to calculate if purchasing a license is worth it for you.

Doing the math, we get $0 divided by 12 months, which equals $0 per month. Assuming you work 5 days per week, that's 20 days a month. Dividing $0 by 20 days equals $0 per day. Dividing this by 8 hours, your estimated hourly rate is $0 per hour for your next software engineering position.

So, the price for a 3-month license — the highest priced license — of $48 is equal to about 0 hours of work at your expected annual salary, meaning that we need to help you start your new position 0 hours earlier than you would have started without purchasing a license to access the database, in order for the license fee to be worth it for you, financially speaking.

Having covered the issues with the free job search websites, let's take a look at the final alternative approach to see if we can help get you into your new job at least 0 hours faster than the alternative solution.

Manually checking all of the career pages

The brute-force approach would be to manually search the career pages for all of the top tech companies. You would likely want to do this every day to make sure that you don't miss any exciting opportunities at top tech companies. This task would be very time consuming, taking more than a full 8-hour work day, every day, to check just a few hundred of the top tech companies, if you estimate spending 1-2 minutes on each company's website. If you're a full-time student or are currently employed then this is probably not feasible.

Even if you're currently between jobs and not in full-time education, spending 8-hours job searching every day would leave you with no time to prepare for your coding interviews, making you less prepared than the candidates who spend this time preparing for interviews. Such preparation may include revising the core data structures and algorithms (DSA), practicing common coding interview questions, preparing for the behavioural questions that test your soft skills, and practicing systems design problems.

So, manually checking the career pages of all of the top tech companies would leave you with less time for interview preparation, reducing the likelihood of you outperforming the other candidates applying for the same positions at highly sought after top tech companies, and who did spend this time preparing for their interviews, rather than job searching.

How much does a license cost?

There is no subscription required. Get access to the full search results for 1 week, 1 month, or 3 months with a one-time payment. Start with one week of access for $8 to see the full search results of jobs at top tech companies that match your search criteria.

What if I don't find the job I'm looking for?

Even if you don't find the position you are looking for right away, you get access for a full week, month, or three months depending on the license you purchase, so you can continue to check back each day until you find an exciting opportunity at one of the most sought after top tech companies. But we don't want you to purchase a license and find no jobs that meet your criteria, so go ahead and use the filter functionality below to check if there are currently any open software engineering opportunities that meet your criteria at the top tech companies.

The Acclaimed.dev Realtime Jobs Database comes with fast and accurate search functionality so that you can easily search for suitable jobs by your specialisation, your desired workplace type, the location of the office for in-person and hybrid roles, the relevant skills required for the role, and the required experience, among other criteria. Your job search preferences will not be shared with anyone.

Below, you can see a preview of how the search results will look. You can click straight through to the job post on the company's career page to apply for the position. To get access to the full search results, you need to purchase a license for one week, one month, or three months.