This document lists and describes 17 custom search engines. The search engines allow users to search in specialized ways like discovering email patterns, finding documents on specific sites, searching for resumes that include email addresses, and filtering LinkedIn profiles by country or language. Many of the search engines target specific professional groups like software engineers, accountants, and physicians.

1. 17 Custom Search Engines
Prepared by Irina Shamaeva
Enjoy!
1. Google No-Captchas(a.k.a. Search Like a Human)
Public link: Search Like a Human– just search for anything without being tested
for not being a bot
2. Email Formats – use to discover email patterns for any corporation
3. LinkedIn – Countries– X-Rays LinkedIn profiles; offers a dozen refinements by
country
4. Emails in Resumes– not only looks for resumes but also pushes email
addresses in the resumes to be seen in snippets
5. Document Finder– looks for documents that are stored in one of a dozen
popular document storage sites, such as SlideShare
6. File Types– looks for certain file types such as Excel and PDF. It is helpful if
you are searching for lists or resumes
7. Software Engineers in the Bay Area– exactly what it says (created by Julia)
8. Hidden Resumes– triggers a resume search without any search operators. It is
used on the site http://hiddenresumes.com
9. Diversity Associations
10.http://bit.ly/LinkedIn-XRay - just LinkedIn X-Ray
11.http://bit.ly/LanguageSpeakers - X-Ray LinkedIn for language proficiency
(search by a language name)
12.http://bit.ly/developerresumes - Developer resumes
13.http://bit.ly/GithubRepos - find Github users by programming languages
14.http://bit.ly/Find-Accountants - find Accountants
15.http://bit.ly/Find-Physicians - find Physicians
16.http://bit.ly/hiddenprofiles - find social profiles (my most popular CSE!)
17.http://bit.ly/findpersons - find people on the Internet