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[img src="" caption="" credit="" alt=""]From the loins of CareerBuilder founder Rob McGovern came JobFox, nearly three years ago, as an eHarmony approach to the world of job-seeking, matching candidates with jobs through an automated process. Today, JobFox announces another $20 million in Series C funding, with DFJ Growth Fund leading the round, and the firm's partner Mark Bailey taking a seat on the board. Returning investors include Menlo Ventures and New Enterprise associates, bringing the total amount raised to about $40 million to date.
With this latest round of funding, JobFox will be opening up six new sales offices in New York, L.A., Chicago, Seattle, Dallas and Houston. This adds onto the existing offices the company already has in Atlanta, Boston, San Francisco and Washington D.C., according to PE Hub. Having had experience surviving the dotcom crash in 2000 with CareerBuilder, McGovern is confident in JobFox's ability to navigate the current employment slump.