Google launches its AI-powered jobs search engine

Google for Jobs goes live on 20th of June 2017 and is ready for use, The Top Tech Company Google just launched an improved job search feature in its mobile and desktop version of Google. So, from now job hunters can find jobs from the search engine itself.

If your remembering power is good you must be aware of the announcement made by Google, Search giant Google made an important announcement this year at the Google I/O developer conference. World’s biggest search engine announced Google for Jobs, the new service was expected to be rolled out in the US in upcoming weeks that time as we had reported earlier.


We have a good news for job seekers, the project Google for Jobs goes live today, Google launched an improved job search feature in its mobile and desktop version of Google. So, from now job hunters can find jobs from the search engine itself i.e. you don't have to visit any other website for finding job.

“Finding a job is like dating,” Nick Zakrasek, Google’s product manager for this project, said. “Each person has a unique set of preferences and it only takes one person to fill this job.”

Google has partnered with various job search providers like the Glassdoor, Linkedin, Facebook, CareerBuilder Monster etc. Google will even provide filters and tools that you normally find in other job-seeking platforms.

Users will be able to filter their job listings based on Location, title, date posted, part-time or full time and much more.

To create this comprehensive list, Google first has to remove all of the duplicate listings that employers post to all of these job sites. Then, its machine learning-trained algorithms sift through and categorize them. These job sites often already use at least some job-specific markup to help search engines understand that something is a job posting (though often, the kind of search engine optimization that worked when Google would only show 10 blue links for this type of query now clutters up the new interface with long, highly detailed job titles, for example).

Once you find a job, Google will direct you to the job site to start the actual application process. For jobs that appeared on multiple sites, Google will link you to the one with the most complete job posting. “We hope this will act as an incentive for sites to share all the pertinent details in their listings for job seekers,” a Google spokesperson told Techcrunch Writer.


Google is very clear about the fact that it doesn’t want to directly compete with Monster, CareerBuilder and similar sites. It currently has no plans to let employers posts jobs directly to its jobs search engine for example (though that would surely be lucrative). “We want to do what we do best: search,” Zakrasek said. “We want the players in the ecosystem to be more successful.” Anything beyond that is not in Google’s wheelhouse, he added.

The new feature is now available in English on desktop and mobile as we stated above. Users just need to type in queries like ‘Jobs near me’, ‘writing jobs’ and the search engine will show the new job search widget which will help users to find their desired jobs.

 Google on its blog post said, “In the coming weeks, we’ll add new job listings filters in the Search Analytics report in Search Console, so you can track clicks and impressions for your listings.” So, what do you think about this new program of google? Share your views in the comment box below.