
If you’ve been saving job postings on LinkedIn via your and now can’t seem to locate them, don’t worry—it’s actually quite straightforward. Open the LinkedIn app and tap your profile picture or the “Me” icon in the top-left corner. Then select “Saved Jobs” from the menu that appears. That’s it. If you don’t see it immediately, scroll down the menu—it’s usually under “Resources” or “Account” sections depending on your app version. I’ve been using this feature for years, and it’s a lifesaver when I’m casually browsing and want to compare roles later.
One thing I’ve noticed is that the menu layout can shift slightly after app updates, so if “Saved Jobs” isn’t showing up, try using the search bar at the top of the home screen and type “Saved Jobs”—the app will pull it up as a shortcut. Another tip: make sure you’re actually logged into the right account. I once panicked for ten minutes because I was logged into an old profile where I hadn’t saved anything. Also, check your internet connection; sometimes the list doesn’t load if you’re on a weak signal, but the jobs are still there.
For power users, the “Saved Jobs” section also lets you filter by status (e.g., “Applied,” “Saved,” or “Archived”). I personally use this to track which roles I’ve revisited. If you’re trying to find a job you saved weeks ago, the default sort is by most recent, so you may need to scroll. There’s no search within saved jobs yet, which is a bit annoying, but LinkedIn usually adds that in updates. Pro tip: bookmark the “Saved Jobs” page in your mobile browser—it’s a faster shortcut than navigating the app menus every time.

Look, I’m not the most tech-savvy person, but finding saved jobs on LinkedIn mobile is easy once you know where to tap. Hit the little hamburger menu (three lines) in the top-left corner, then scroll down to “Saved Jobs.” I’ve been doing this on my morning commute and it works every time. If you still can’t see it, try updating the app—older versions might hide it under “More.” Honestly, I just keep a mental note of the steps and it’s fine.

I’m a bit of a minimalist, so I like the quickest path. On the LinkedIn app, tap your profile icon at the top left, then choose “Saved Jobs.” No extra steps, no fuss. I’ve timed it—takes about 5 seconds. If you’re like me and save dozens of jobs, you can also use the filter icons (like “Date Saved”) to narrow them down. That’s all there is to it.

I’ve been helping friends with job searches, and this one trips people up. In the LinkedIn mobile app, go to your profile picture in the top-left corner, then tap “Saved Jobs” from the dropdown. If you’re using an iPhone with iOS 17+, the menu might look slightly different—just scroll past “Settings” and you’ll find it. I’ve also noticed that saved jobs sync across devices, so if you saved one on desktop, it shows up on your too. No need to panic.

Here’s the deal: I’ve been job hunting for months and on the saved feature. Tap the “Jobs” icon at the bottom of the app, then the bookmark icon at the top of the Jobs page. That’s an alternative path that many people don’t realize exists. It shows all your saved postings in one list. I also use the “Alerts” toggle there to get notified when a saved job is about to expire. And if you accidentally unsave something, you can’t recover it—so double-check before tapping that bookmark again.


