What can I do for free?
Browse technical jobs without an account. Sign in to save jobs and named searches, build your experience bank, design your master resume and keep drafts. Pay or seniority that a listing leaves out stays unknown.
What is the experience bank?
A private record of your whole career. It holds roles, achievements, stories, headlines, summaries, projects, schools and skills. Import a resume to start. You approve each passage from the resume before OpenJobs uses it.
What does the master resume do?
It shows your resume in the template and colour you pick and downloads it as a PDF. Click a bullet to include it in every tailored resume, or to keep its exact words.
How does OpenJobs tailor a resume?
For each job, OpenJobs picks and rewords the bank lines that the job asks for. Your roles, titles and dates stay as they are. Each requirement in the posting shows the bank entries that cover it, or says that none does yet.
Where do the application questions come from?
OpenJobs reads the questions on the employer application form for you, including forms behind a sign-in. You never paste or upload the questions. Paid preparation drafts each answer from your bank. Conditional questions can still appear on the employer form.
Can tailoring invent experience?
Preparation uses only your approved bank entries. Automated checks can miss an error, so read and correct every line before you use it.
Does OpenJobs submit applications?
No. You copy each answer, download the resume, open the employer application and submit it yourself. Then you can mark the draft as applied.
Does editing or copying spend a pack?
No. Editing, copying, downloading and opening a prepared pack again are free. A new preparation uses one pack from your plan.
Does saving a job apply for me?
No. Saving and searching never create or send an application. A draft starts only when you choose Prepare in your workspace.