The links below are meant to give you a general idea of sites that specifically focus on academic library settings. However, you will likely want to broaden your search to other non-library specific sites as well.
The two resources below are great for finding archives positions, but don't let these be the only places you search for jobs.
With a general focus, these sites will allow you to see the variety of available positions, or you can filter your results to be more specific to your interests.
Government jobs can include working for the Library of Congress, the Smithsonian, the Armed Forces, and more.
While not focused specifically on public library jobs, each of the sites below include them. It is also a good idea to check public library websites in case they do not widely advertise their positions.
If being in a K-12 library setting is where your interest lies, these two sites will be excellent resources to look into.
This list provides links to sites that provide library-related job listings. There are sites for many academic and school library jobs, as well as government jobs. Be aware that sometimes public library jobs are posted on city websites.
Be sure to sign up for the SLIS LISTSERV if you haven't already; job opportunities are regularly distributed there. Some alumni even choose to stay on the list, so it can be a great resource.
Please let your librarian know if you have any suggestions of links to add.
Following is a list of resources that provide excellent tips for individuals searching for a library job. A few important tips to think about when applying are:
General Tips
Alternative Careers for LIS Grads
Hang in There: How to Get a Library Job Against All Odds
These sites, while not specifically focused on libraries, will allow you to limit your results to library-specific jobs and are another great resource to look into when searching for jobs.