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The job board for UC Santa Cruz students. Build projects with other students, and recruiters see what you made.





You don’t have to know what you want yet. Way In reads every board it can reach — the company sites, the labs, the campus — and puts the real ones in front of you: on your own campus, that names your major, missing exactly what you do, that fits between classes, hiring its first person, two doors down. Each one scored against you. You see them one at a time, and decide.
Campus labsLabs on your own campus that take undergraduates, read against your coursework.Browse research roles
InternshipsPulled every morning from the boards employers publish, and scored against your major.Browse internships
Project teamsJoin something already forming, with the roles it still needs listed up front.Browse project teams
Part-time workHourly work in Santa Cruz that fits around a class schedule.Browse part-time jobs
Student startupsEarly teams hiring their first people, a ten-minute walk away.Browse student startups
Faculty projectsResearch happening in your own department, open to undergraduates.Browse faculty projects
Strong fitResearch
Research
Cognition & Decision Lab: Research Assistant
UC Santa Cruz · Psychology
5 hrs/week·Course credit·Santa Cruz, CA
Because you’re into: Research · Data · Course credit
Strong fitMarketing
Internship
Sales and Marketing - Intern, Bachelor’s
Intel
Full time · Summer·Santa Clara, CA
Because you’re into: Marketing · Sales
Strong fit
Job
Paraeducator - 14 hrs/week
Santa Cruz City Schools
Part time · 14 hrs/week·$22/hr·Santa Cruz, CA
Because you’re into: Education · Psychology coursework
Strong fit
Research
Language Corpus Annotation
UC Santa Cruz · Linguistics
6 hrs/week·$19/hr·On campus
Because you’re into: Detail-oriented coursework · On campus









Work together on new opportunities.
Post a project or join one. What you build with other students goes on your record, signed off by the people you built it with — where recruiters can see it.
What it becomes
A record: each project dated when it shipped, confirmed by the people who were there. This is what a recruiter opens.
For recruiters and labs
Hire from the record, not the resume.
Post a role and it reaches the students it fits. Then sort the applicants the way a stack of resumes can’t be sorted — by what they shipped and what was notable, each entry confirmed by the people they built it with.

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Yes. Looking needs no account and costs nothing; applying, saving and posting a project are free too. It is built for students first and will stay that way.
Two places. Some are posted here directly — by labs, local businesses and students looking for collaborators. The rest are pulled every morning from public boards: UCSC Academic Recruit and the careers pages of companies on Greenhouse, Ashby, Lever, SmartRecruiters and Workday. Every pulled listing links back to the original posting, and when one disappears upstream it is closed here rather than deleted, because someone may be halfway through applying.
No. The whole board is public: search it, filter it, sort it, and read any listing in full without signing in. An account is for the things that need to know who you are — applying, saving, messaging a lab, and having each listing read against your own major, skills and hours.
UC Santa Cruz, for now. The campus listings and the student projects are UCSC’s; the company roles are the ones a UCSC student can actually apply to. Other campuses come after this one works.
Every morning. Each source is re-read on its own schedule between 6 and 8 am Pacific; new roles appear, changed ones update, and anything gone upstream is closed. The posted date on a card is the source’s own, not the day it was pulled.


