How Do I Find My Saved Jobs on LinkedIn in 2026? A Step-by-Step Guide

[Evelyn]

If you’re wondering how to find your saved jobs on LinkedIn, the answer is straightforward: go to the “My Jobs” section on your LinkedIn dashboard. This tab is located under the Jobs icon at the top of your LinkedIn homepage (desktop) or in the bottom navigation bar (mobile app). Once you click “My Jobs,” you’ll see a filter labeled “Saved.” Tap or click that, and all the job postings you’ve bookmarked will appear in a clean list, sorted by date saved. You can also sort by most recent or relevance using the dropdown menu next to the search bar.

For a quick visual walkthrough, here’s a step-by-step table:

Step	Action (Desktop)	Action (Mobile App)
1	Click the Jobs icon in the top menu	Tap the Jobs icon at the bottom of the screen
2	Select My Jobs from the left sidebar	Tap the My Jobs option at the top of the Jobs page
3	Click the Saved tab	Tap the Saved tab directly below the search bar
4	Browse your list – you can remove or apply from here	Swipe left on a saved job to reveal options

I’ve personally found this feature critical for tracking roles I’m interested in without applying prematurely. You can save up to 1,000 jobs on LinkedIn (as of 2026), so if you’re an active job seeker, it’s wise to periodically clean out outdated postings. LinkedIn also sends email reminders when a saved job is about to expire, which is a huge time-saver. One tip: use the “Save” button (the bookmark icon) on any job listing, and it will instantly appear in your Saved folder. If you’re using the mobile app, make sure you’ve updated to the latest version, as older versions sometimes hide the “My Jobs” menu under a hamburger icon.

[LaMadelyn]

Honestly, I just tap the Jobs tab on my phone, then hit “My Jobs” at the top. The Saved filter is right there. I don’t even bother with the desktop site because the app is faster. One thing that tripped me up initially: if you’re on the LinkedIn mobile app and you don’t see “My Jobs,” scroll down a bit on the Jobs page – it’s hiding under the search bar. Also, you can long-press a saved job to get quick options like “Apply” or “Remove.” That’s it. No need to dig through settings.

[StEva]

I’m not the most tech-savvy, but I found it after a few minutes. On the main LinkedIn page, click the Jobs link (it’s usually near the top). Then on the left side, you’ll see a list – “My Jobs” is the second option. Click that, then click “Saved.” That’s where all the jobs I bookmarked live. I also learned that if I accidentally unsave a job, it’s gone forever – so I double-check before removing. It’s simple once you know where to look.

[ReidRose]

As someone who hires regularly, I actually use the Saved Jobs feature to keep an eye on competitor postings and market trends. To find them, I log into LinkedIn on my laptop, click Jobs, then My Jobs, and finally the Saved tab. What’s interesting is that you can export your saved jobs list as a CSV if you’re using a third-party tool like LinkedIn’s API (though that’s more for power users). The default view shows 20 jobs per page, so you might need to click “Next” if you’ve saved a lot. I keep my saved list organized by removing dead listings weekly – helps me spot new patterns faster.

[ElisaDella]

I’m a recent grad and honestly, I was panicking when I couldn’t find my saved jobs. Here’s what worked: open the LinkedIn app, tap the Jobs icon (it looks like a briefcase), then tap “My Jobs” – it’s the first thing at the top of the screen. Scroll down a tiny bit to see the Saved tab. That’s it. I also found that if you’ve saved a job from a search result, it might not appear immediately – give it 5 seconds to sync. And don’t forget, you can filter by location within the Saved tab using the search bar at the top of that page. Good luck!