Find your new Swift Engineers
SwiftLee Jobs brings excellent exposure to your job opening. A tweet is posted on Twitter, and your job position is listed 30 days for free on this website.
Are you interested in reaching even more Swift Engineers?
Our featured job package is perfect for this.
- Show your job position on all 170+ SwiftLee articles (~240K monthly visitors)
- Include it in the SwiftLee Weekly Newsletter (~8,800 subscribers)
That means a potential reach of 240K blog visitors and four newsletter listings, reaching 8,800 subscribers each time.
Featured Job Listing
- This plan includes 1 job
- Job is postd for days
- 1 Job posted for 30 days
- Promotion on Twitter
- Listed on each SwiftLee Article
- Listed in SwiftLee Weekly
Standard Job Listing
- This plan includes 1 job
- Job is postd for 30 days
- 1 Job posted for 30 days
- Promotion on Twitter
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What you get with SwiftLee Jobs
SwiftLee Articles Promotion
Every week, a new Swift-related article brings thousands of Swift developers to my blog. Your featured job will be promoted underneath all 170+ articles, right in front of those developers that are eager to learn and become better Swift engineers.
SwiftLee Weekly Newsletter
Every Tuesday, a new edition of SwiftLee Weekly is sent out to ~8,800 subscribers including the best Swift and iOS related articles from the community. Your featured job listing is a perfect match for my audience.
Automatically extended
Your job position will be featured for 30 days. Still didn’t find the right candidate? You can simply extend your promotion by another 30 days.
Shortest route
Featured posts don’t link to SwiftLee Jobs, but directly to your job position. This makes the route to your job posting as short as possible, increasing the chances of engineers getting interested in your offering.
Salary and Tag filtering
For you, as an engineer, it’s important to know what the job will offer. Will you work with Objective-C? Or is it a job to work on macOS? Use the filters to find your perfect job position.
It’s FREE!
Posting your Swift job position is free, so why wouldn’t you post yours? Your post is published for free on Twitter and might easily reach thousands of potential new Swift engineers for your company.