IEEE Job Site

IEEE's career center for posting electrical, electronics and computing engineering jobs to IEEE's member audience.

From $449/posting

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Bottom line

IEEE Job Site is IEEE's job board for electrical, electronics and computing engineering roles. Postings start at $449, with Job Flash email placements and resume purchases sold on top. It fits employers who want to reach IEEE's engineering audience directly rather than through a general job board.

Stands out for: Job Flash emails put a job or banner in front of IEEE members, which IEEE says can raise candidate volume by up to 500%. You can buy a single resume instead of a full database subscription. Checkout adds diversity, veteran and aggregator distribution without a separate vendor.

Watch out for: Starting at $449 per posting, it costs more than many general boards for a single opening. Individual product prices are shown only in the cart flow, so compare the full package cost before buying.

Overview

IEEE Job Site is the career center run by IEEE, the professional association for electrical, electronics, computing and technology engineers.

Employers post jobs, buy placements in Job Flash emails to IEEE members, extend postings through a network of partner boards and purchase single resumes.

Pricing starts at $449, with custom and bulk packages available through IEEE's sales contact and net pricing for advertising agencies.

Each posting covers one position, and a single posting can list multiple locations.

Who it's for

Best for

  • Electrical and electronics engineering roles
  • Employers targeting IEEE members
  • Teams that want member email reach
  • One-off resume purchases

Not ideal for

  • High-volume hourly hiring
  • Non-engineering roles
  • Tight per-posting budgets

Key features

Engineering job postings. Post openings on a board built for electrical, electronics and computing engineers.

Job Flash member emails. Place a job or an exclusive banner in the next Job Flash email to IEEE members, which IEEE says can raise candidate counts by up to 500%.

Network postings. Extend a posting beyond IEEE Job Site through its partner job board network.

Single resume purchase. Buy individual candidate resumes instead of committing to a database subscription.

Diversity and veteran options. Add diversity, veteran and aggregator or social distribution options at checkout.

Pricing

Starting price $449/posting
Free tier –

IEEE Job Site's employer pricing page states that prices start at $449. The page groups products into job postings and Job Flash packages, network postings, single resume purchases and bulk Job Flash packages, with payment by credit card or invoice. Each posting covers one position, though it can list multiple locations. Custom packages are quoted by IEEE's sales contact. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 26 Sep 2026. Vendors change prices without notice.

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Is IEEE Job Site expensive?

IEEE Job Site starts at $449/posting. We list 66 job boards tools in total. 10 have a free tier, and those with a public price typically start around $299 a month.

  • 26 quote-based
  • 10 free tier
  • 27 public price

Worked out automatically from every job boards listing, so it updates as the directory changes.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Direct reach into IEEE's engineering audience
  • Job Flash email placement for extra visibility
  • Single resumes can be bought without a subscription

Cons

  • Entry price of $449 per posting
  • Narrow fit outside engineering and technology
  • No published API or ATS integrations

How IEEE Job Site compares

See all IEEE Job Site alternatives, with what each one does differently and a head to head for every pairing.

ToolFree tierFromMCPAPICompare
IEEE Job Site (this tool) –$449/posting––
iHireEngineering iHireEngineering is a commercial engineering board covering all disciplines, not tied to one professional society's membership. –Sales-quoted–– Compare
ASME Career Center ASME Career Center targets mechanical engineers instead of electrical and computing engineers, with postings from $499. –$499/posting–– Compare
Dice Dice is a broad US tech job board with a searchable talent pool, better for software roles than IEEE's hardware and electrical focus. –Seat + PPC–✓ Compare
iHireEngineering

Sales-quoted

iHireEngineering is a commercial engineering board covering all disciplines, not tied to one professional society's membership.

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ASME Career Center

$499/posting

ASME Career Center targets mechanical engineers instead of electrical and computing engineers, with postings from $499.

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Dice

Seat + PPC API

Dice is a broad US tech job board with a searchable talent pool, better for software roles than IEEE's hardware and electrical focus.

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Frequently asked questions

What is IEEE Job Site?
IEEE's career center for posting electrical, electronics and computing engineering jobs to IEEE's member audience. IEEE Job Site is the employer side of IEEE's career center, a job board aimed at electrical, electronics, computing and technology engineers. IEEE Job Site is listed under Job boards and Recruitment marketing in the Work Insiders directory.
Is IEEE Job Site free?
No. IEEE Job Site is a paid product.
Does IEEE Job Site have an MCP server or API?
No. IEEE Job Site does not currently list an MCP server or a public API.
What are alternatives to IEEE Job Site?
IEEE Job Site alternatives worth comparing are iHireEngineering, ASME Career Center and Dice. The comparison table above shows free tier, starting price, MCP and API side by side.