eujob

Start with your CV

We do the reading. It stays in your browser: the file itself never leaves your device.

or drop it here

PDF works best. A .txt file is fine too.

No CV to hand? Other ways to start

LinkedIn can make you one. Open your profile, then Resources, then Save to PDF. That export works just as well here.

Or paste it instead. The next screen is a box you can type or paste straight into.

A GitHub or a portfolio, if you have one. We note it on your profile rather than visiting it, so put anything that matters into your CV or the next screen too.

This is you, as we read it

Have a look and tell us if anything is wrong. Nothing here was invented: every line comes from what you gave us.

Reading it now...

Show the full text we read, and edit it

What are you looking for?

Tap whatever fits. We have pre-selected what your CV already suggests, so this is mostly confirming.

Kinds of work
And where you want to grow
Add it in your own words (optional)

What you are good at, and what you are not

Again, mostly confirming what we read. Marking something as still learning is the useful part: it keeps your letters honest.

Strong

Programming languages

Data and databases

Machine learning and AI

Web and mobile

Cloud and infrastructure

Analysis and product

Still learning, or would rather not

Programming languages

Data and databases

Machine learning and AI

Web and mobile

Cloud and infrastructure

Analysis and product

Anything a list cannot hold (optional)

Where would you love to work, and where would you not?

The most useful question here, and the only one worth typing an answer to.

Name one or two real places and say what draws you. Anything counts: the work, the people, the technology, the money, the pace, how it would look on your CV. Being honest about status or ambition helps more than being modest. If nothing comes to mind, say so and we will come back to it once you have seen some real openings.

Guessing is fine, so is not knowing. Too much pressure, the wrong team, a commute, hard to get into, or something you would rather not give up. This is what stops us matching you to something that looks right on paper and would not be.

Anything about the day to day you would rather avoid

Industries, kinds of organisation, or a real company. This used to be a grid of tick boxes (fossil fuels, gambling, tobacco) and it asked the wrong thing: the objection that matters is almost always specific, and no list holds "not defence, though I would work on nuclear safety". Say what and why, and say whether a genuinely good role could ever make up for it, because that trade-off is the part we would otherwise guess.

The practical side

These become limits in the ranking rather than suggestions, so they are worth a moment.

How you want to work
Where, roughly
Monthly gross you are aiming for
Languages you can work in
Working in the EU
A specific area, or anything else about where you can work (optional)

Where should we send your matches?

Your matches arrive here every morning, and this is how you get back in if you lose the link. Nothing else is sent to it.

One wrong letter here is invisible: the big providers accept mail for addresses that do not exist and quietly drop it, so nothing bounces and your matches simply never arrive. This is the cheapest place to catch it.

eujob is invite-only while it is new. If you were given a code it goes here; if not, ask for one and we will come back to you.

Invite-only for now, so the last screen asks for a code (get one). Never sent to an employer. What we do with it.

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