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Jobs scored against your resume, every morning

Second Summit reads employers' own career pages, scores each new role from 1 to 10 against your resume and tells you why.

The Jobs screen on sample data: a list of scored jobs and the open job with its score and what to do next.The Jobs list on a phone with sample data, showing search, filters and scored jobs.

What it does

  • Checks employers' public career pages every morning and adds new roles to your list.
  • Scores each role from 1 to 10 against your resume and your goals, and gives the reason.
  • Shows each real job once, so the same posting does not fill your list.
  • Lets you add any job you found yourself by pasting its link or its text.
  • Filters, sorts and searches your list, and lets you select several jobs to move or dismiss together.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Open Today to see the new matches that arrived overnight.

    The Today screen on sample data: two new matches, interviews, the best matches to act on and a pipeline summary.
    Sample data, on a computer
  2. Step 2

    Open a job to see why it scored the way it did, the skills it asks for and the full description.

    The Jobs screen on sample data: a list of scored jobs on the left and the open job with its score, status and actions on the right.
    Sample data, on a computer
  3. Step 3

    Work the same list on your phone: search, filter and mark each job as you go.

    The Jobs list on a phone with sample data: a search box, filters and scored job cards.
    Sample data, on a phone

Who it is for

  • Applying to many jobs
  • Changing roles
  • Tired of checking career pages by hand

Honest limits

Matches come from employers' own career pages and from job search services we license. A score is our estimate of fit with your resume, not a promise of an interview.

Questions

Where do the jobs come from?

From employers' public career pages and from job search services we license. You can also add a job yourself by pasting a link or the posting text.

Does a high score mean I will get an interview?

No. The score compares your resume with what the posting asks for and shows the reason. Whether an employer replies is up to them.

Will I see the same job twice?

Each real job shows once. Copies posted by recruiting platforms are hidden by default, and you can show them with one press.

Can I add a job I found somewhere else?

Yes. Paste the link or the text of the posting and it gets the same score and the same tools as any other job.

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