MollyB - you've pretty much got it covered with those resources - unless you're looking for something WAY out of the mainstream, that's where most employers will post their available jobs.

Good luck !

MollyB - Also look at the classified section of The Architect's Newspaper. http://www.archpaper.com/classifieds.htm

aia.org has a job listing, look under career on the top of the webpage.

is another one.

And...

Check the website of your local AIA chapter. Some of them have their own job listings.

Also, check the websites of the firms themselves. Most AIA chapter websites have a section that has links to all the firm websites in the chapter. When doing a job search, I've often gone down the list from A to Z and looked at their sites. If the firm does work that I find interesting, I send them a letter and resume regardless of whether or not they're actually listing open positions. Most of my more recent jobs were landed that way, and as far as I know, none of the firms that hired me were actually advertizing open positions at the time.

tons of great new opportunities posted in the last few days...

thanks a lot. I know there was lots of postings from the past week or so. but i just don't want to miss out any other chances.

thx rationalist- i will check out coroflot again. I used to search there for id jobs.

another thing is I am canadian citizen so I would need to get a working permit to work there. Do you think this will cause lots of firms to not bother with the process?

You should be able to get a TN visa easily and most firms are willing to do that because all they have to do is to give you an offer letter. With your own qualifications proof and resume... etc you would show it to immigration dept to get approval for your visa. check out government links regarding NAFTA agreement.

Archinect is all you need.

That and word of mouth.

monster/careerbuilder...recruiters usually float on those sites...