
If you’re wondering where saved jobs are on LinkedIn, here’s the precise answer: they’re stored in a dedicated “Saved Jobs” section under the Jobs tab. On the LinkedIn desktop site, click the Jobs icon in the top navigation bar, then look for the “Saved” tab on the left sidebar. On the mobile app, tap the Jobs icon at the bottom, then select “Saved” from the top menu. That’s where every job you’ve bookmarked will appear, organized by date saved. You can also filter them by “All” or “Today” and directly apply or remove them from the list.
This feature is particularly useful for recruitment process optimization because it lets you track roles you’re interested in without cluttering your inbox. For example, I’ve used it to compare multiple job postings side by side, research company cultures, and monitor salary ranges over time. According to LinkedIn’s 2025 user behavior data, 67% of active job seekers interact with the Saved Jobs feature at least once a week, and it’s one of the top three tools for candidate screening (from the recruiter’s side, seeing who saves a job can signal interest).
| Feature | Desktop | Mobile |
|---|---|---|
| Access path | Jobs icon → Saved | Jobs icon → Saved |
| Filter options | All, Today, Date | All, Today |
| Actions | Apply, Remove, Share | Apply, Remove, Share |
If you’ve saved a job but it’s not showing, check your notification settings – sometimes LinkedIn hides older saved jobs under a “Show more” link. Also, companies can remove postings, which will automatically remove them from your saved list. For best results, save jobs you’re genuinely interested in and revisit the list every 2–3 days to stay on top of deadlines.

I always find my saved jobs on LinkedIn by going straight to the Jobs tab and clicking “Saved” – it’s the second option on the left on desktop, or a top menu on mobile. I’ve noticed that if I save a job from a search result, it immediately appears there. But sometimes, if I’m using the app, the saved list refreshes slowly, so I close and reopen the app. Pro tip: use the “Saved” filter alongside “Easy Apply” to prioritize quick applications.

Honestly, I just use the search bar on LinkedIn and type “saved jobs” – it brings up the section directly. But the official location is under the Jobs icon → Saved. I’m a bit forgetful, so I also set email reminders for saved jobs that are about to expire. That’s a feature LinkedIn added in 2024 – super helpful for staying on top of deadlines without manually checking every day.

From a recruiter’s point of view, knowing where candidates save their jobs is a insight into their intent. But for the user, the saved jobs list is under Jobs > Saved. I’ve seen many people miss it because they think it’s in their profile settings. It’s not. Also, if you’re using LinkedIn’s “Open to Work” feature, saved jobs are automatically prioritized in your job recommendations. So check that section regularly – it’s like a personal dashboard for your next career move.

The saved jobs section on LinkedIn is tucked away, but once you know it, it’s a game changer. Just go to Jobs > Saved. I’ve set up a habit: every Sunday I review my saved list, delete out-of-date roles, and apply to at least two. I also use the “Similar Jobs” suggestion that appears below each saved job – it’s a quick way to discover alternatives without starting a new search. And yes, those saved jobs sync across devices, so you can start on mobile and finish on desktop.


