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Save, manage, and instantly reapply LinkedIn job search filters with customizable presets. JobPresets Stop setting the same LinkedIn job filters every time you search. JobPresets lets you save your favorite LinkedIn job search filters as reusable presets. Whether you always search for remote software engineering roles, internships, or jobs in specific locations, you can restore all your filters with a single click. Why install JobPresets? 🚀 Save time by avoiding repetitive filter selection. ⚡ Apply all your preferred LinkedIn job filters instantly. 💼 Create multiple presets for different job searches, such as internships, full-time roles, or remote positions. 🎯 Keep your job search consistent without missing important filter settings. 🔄 Switch between different search preferences in seconds. Perfect for Students applying for internships Job seekers applying daily Professionals searching across multiple roles Recruiters who frequently use LinkedIn search Instead of manually configuring filters every time you visit LinkedIn Jobs, save them once and reuse them whenever you need them. Spend less time setting filters and more time applying for the right opportunities. Quick Tip: Open LinkedIn Jobs using the standard linkedin.com/jobs/search page to use JobPresets. The extension is not compatible with linkedin.com/jobs/search-results pages because they use a different search implementation for those pages.
Aug 17, 2026
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Media assets
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Languages
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Contact email
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Keyword in name
Case-insensitive substring match in the name.
Keyword in description
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