Simply Hired Belgium Jobs Search

Extending its presence through Europe, Simply Hired, the largest job search engine, today announced the launch of a new job search website in Belgium as part of a larger international launch including Italy, Ireland, Brazil and the Netherlands. Widely regarded as a country with early adopters of innovative technology and Internet usage, Belgium’s job seekers are primed for a new job search experience.

Having indexed more than five million jobs worldwide, Simply Hired’s country-specific destination websites, including www.simplyhired.be, now enable job seekers to search from the leading job boards, content websites, newspapers and company career pages—providing a simple, local online job search experience. Through its international partnership with LinkedIn, www.simplyhired.be will also allow job seekers to discover connections at local companies, providing them the inside track on the hiring process. Without requiring membership, www.simplyhired.be immediately shows returning users which new listings have been added since their last visit and offers an advanced search option to return job listings that match specific criteria, all in the users’ native language of French or Dutch.

“Simply Hired is proud to offer localized job search engines in Europe, Asia, North America, South America and Australia,” said Sachin Shah, Director of International, Simply Hired. “Our recent expansion to Belgium is a testament of our commitment to helping job seekers around the world.”

“As Simply Hired continues to grow and expand globally, localizing our job search services is crucial to ensuring successful market entry,” said Gautam Godhwani, Co-founder and CEO, Simply Hired. “Localized Simply Hired sites in the U.S., Australia, Canada, India, the U.K., Germany, Spain and France are already providing job seekers in these countries the best opportunity possible to discover their dream job. By expanding our services to Belgium, Simply Hired is demonstrating a strong commitment to the worldwide job search market.”