“If a new job is on your new year’s resolution list, I encourage you to attend the virtual job fair,” said Liz Carver, Workforce Development Division director, in a news release. “Whether you are looking for your first job or to find the next step in your career, the virtual job fair offers an easy way to meet with multiple employers at the same time.”

The virtual job fair will feature open positions in government, healthcare, construction, education, transportation, automotive, e-commerce and more. Find a complete list of participating employers at jobs.utah.gov.

Job seekers should come prepared with their resume and a professional photo to upload to their profile. They can participate in the fair from their own computer or smartphone. After logging in, participants will be able to see a digital floor plan with rows of booths, each representing an employer.

After clicking on an employer booth, the job seeker can see the company profile, job openings and social media. They can also start a live chat with a hiring representative and share their resume. Employers can schedule interviews, start one-on-one video chats or even make job offers on the spot, the news release said.

The statewide virtual job fair runs from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. To participate, job seekers should pre-register at the Utah jobs website and create an account or sign in to “my Job Search.” On the day of the event, log back in to “my Job Search” to join.

The department is also offering two online workshops the day before — at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. — to help job seekers get the most out of the virtual job fair.

In addition to the virtual job fair, job seekers can search more than 40,000 openings at Utah jobs website or visit their local employment center. Employers who want to participate in the no-cost event should contact their local workforce development specialist by visiting the workforce section of the jobs website.