How to Find Saved Jobs on LinkedIn in 2026?

[NicoleMarie]

To find your saved jobs on LinkedIn in 2026, just go to the "Jobs" icon on the top menu bar, then click "My Jobs" or "Saved" from the dropdown options. If you're on the app, tap the "Jobs" tab at the bottom, then select "Saved" from the top of that screen.

That’s the short version. But LinkedIn changes its interface fairly often, so here’s a more detailed breakdown. On desktop, I usually start by clicking the "Jobs" tab in the main navigation. Once you’re on the Jobs page, look for a left-hand sidebar. Under the "My Jobs" section, you’ll see several sub-sections: Applied, Saved, and Interviews. Clicking "Saved" will pull up every job you’ve ever bookmarked. The mobile app is similar, but keep in mind that the "Saved" filter is sometimes hidden behind a small "Filters" button at the top of the jobs list, depending on your version. If you’re struggling to find it, you can also use your LinkedIn profile page. Scroll down to the "Job History" section or look for a "Resources" tab. Some users find it easier to just type "linkedin.com/my-items/saved-jobs/" directly into their browser. This is a direct link to everything you’ve saved, including jobs, learning courses, and posts. One tip I always give to candidates: don’t just save and forget. Set a weekly reminder to review your saved list. Many jobs get reposted or the hiring process speeds up, and you might miss the window. I’ve seen too many great opportunities expire because someone saved them and never followed up. Also, LinkedIn’s algorithm will sometimes suggest new jobs based on your saved list, so keeping it updated actually improves your recommendations. Here’s a quick comparison of the two main methods:

Method	Best For	Time to Access
"Jobs" Tab > "My Jobs" > "Saved"	Daily use, quick review	10-15 seconds
Direct URL (linkedin.com/my-items/saved-jobs/)	Deep link, full overview	5 seconds

If you have a lot of saved jobs, use the sort and filter options within the saved list. You can sort by date saved or company, and filter by remote or location. This saves a ton of scrolling time.

[DiNolan]

Honestly, I just use the mobile app. Tap the Jobs tab at the bottom, then look for a small bookmark icon or the word "Saved" near the top. It’s usually right between "Recommended" and "My Applications." If you’ve saved a million jobs like I have, just scroll down—it’s all there. Takes literally 20 seconds. No need to overthink it.

[DelAxel]

I'm a recruiter, and I often check my own saved jobs to see what competitors are posting. On desktop, I click the "Jobs" icon in the top nav, then on the left sidebar, I find "My Jobs" and click "Saved." It’s super straightforward. Just remember that if you applied to a job, it moves to the "Applied" folder, so check both. Also, clear out old saves every month—it helps keep your list manageable.

[LaKennedy]

As someone who changed careers last year, I found this really confusing at first. The trick is to use the LinkedIn search bar. Type "saved jobs" directly into the search box at the top of the page. The first result should be a shortcut to your saved list. This works on both desktop and mobile. If that doesn’t work, go to your profile picture in the top right, click "Settings & Privacy," then scroll down to "Data Privacy" and look for "Managing your saved items." It’s a slightly longer route, but it works every time.

[JaylaLee]

The fastest way? Use the direct URL I mentioned: linkedin.com/my-items/saved-jobs/. I have this bookmarked in my browser. It skips all the menus and takes you straight to your list. On the app, I just use the Jobs tab and hit "Saved" at the top. But here’s a pro tip: turn on notifications for your saved jobs. LinkedIn will alert you if the deadline is approaching or if the position is being filled. It’s a game-changer for staying on top of opportunities without constantly checking.