Daily source checks
Approved employer and program sites
Making scientific careers easier to see.
Who maintains the Career Hub
Club members look for roles on employer career sites and program pages, then record the eligibility, dates, location, pay, and science described there. Another student checks the entry before it reaches the public board.
This is an independent club resource, not an official CSULB job board. Inclusion does not mean the university or the club endorses an employer.
View the project on GitHubFrom search to review
How a lead becomes a public listing.
Find leads
Broader discovery
Search results, older listings, and student tips
Student review
Confirm the deadline, eligibility, pay, location, and scientific focus.
Decide
Public board
Current listing and employer source
Archive
Past, changed, or rejected records
The archive supports the next search. Timing patterns and recurring employers feed back into discovery.
Before you apply
Use the hub to compare openings and understand the basics. Then open the attached employer page and confirm the deadline, eligibility, pay, and application instructions for yourself.
Earlier listings stay in the archive. They can show when a program tends to recruit, but they are never presented as current openings.
Browse current opportunities
The archive
Past searches give students a head start.
Last year's listings show when recurring programs tend to open and which employers are worth checking again. That can give the next group of students more time to prepare.
The archive is a lead, not proof that a role is open. Current status and eligibility always come from the employer's live page.
Help us keep the board useful.
Found a role we missed, a changed deadline, or a broken link? Send it to the club with the employer source.
Always confirm deadlines, eligibility, compensation, and application instructions in the employer's current posting before you apply.