Startacus launches startup careers marketplace powered by Jobbio
by Startacus Admin
We are happy to report that Startacus (that’s us) and Jobbio have joined forces to create a startup focused careers marketplace for the Startacus startup community.
Employers (new to Jobbio) can post their first job for FREE and job seeking talent seeking employment within the startup community can also view and apply for a whole host of startup jobs.
Market leading Jobbio combine a fab looking careers marketplace, advanced job marketing, talent matching and employer 
branding with the world's first live talent management platform. The Startacus Jobs channel powered by Jobbio will allow employers to put their job in front of relevant Talent. Talent will be able to apply to roles all over the UK and ‘follow’ the channel so they can keep up to date with opportunities as they are added.
Via Jobbio and for an annual subscription (can be paid monthly), businesses can post unlimited jobs, avail of Jobbio’s world class Job marketing expertise, use the world’s first live applicant tracking system as well as access to additional extras such as their employer branding consultancy and content creation.
Alastair Cameron, co-founder of Startacus said:
“We are delighted to be partnering up with Jobbio who have proved themselves to be leading careers marketplace in the startup sector. We had always considered a jobs board and careers marketplace to be the next natural development for the Startacus platform and it is great to start to develop this via our partnership with Jobbio.”
Find out more about posting a startup job for free here
View and post jobs via our dedicated startup jobs page on Startacus here
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Published on: 7th November 2017
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