The phrase "job in which" is correct and usable in written English.
You use this phrase to describe the type of job that someone is currently employed in. For example: He has a job in which he designs websites.
Linking was important: this is a highly sensitive job in which informing and buffering are critical.
Robin is looking for a job in which she can use her accounting degree.
Theresa May has the one government job in which the unexpected is almost routine.
For this will be the fifth job in which Mr. Kelly has brought in Mr. Browne.
It was a job in which you didn't really have to work.
Maybe it will simply reflect the kind of job in which they've developed their expertise.
Please include in your cover letter a discussion of a job in which you had to be particularly detail oriented.
Mr. Rohatyn could be remarkably unsentimental in his day job, in which he found and helped devour weak companies.
Now Sherwood is quitting as co-head of Goldman in London, a job in which he earned $21m last year.
HODGMAN: Hosting a TV show is a full-time job in which success is defined by it never ending.
I was in a job in which I lifted a heavy back of garbage with bad form and then sprained my back.
