The site has a pulldown menu to navigate to almost forty different job markets. Once you've registered, you can also post a resume, set up a job search agent and monitor companies. You can search jobs and post a resume. Metro-specific searches are also available for metro sites with a techie base, such as Portland . Which brings us around, as you knew it would, to using search engines for job searches.
Many search engines stash away all sorts of information for a site.
Try searching using phrases that someone might use if they were posting a job opening you'd be interested in. One of my favorite search engines is Web Ferret, free for download from the FerretSoft site. I often use Web Ferret when I'm researching websites. Web Ferret's hit list is extra cool because a mouse-over action gives a preview of the first few sentences of description for the Website without you having to click on every hit on the list. Portland had almost 400 jobs listed on the day I searched.