Your title is a starting point. The responsibilities, projects and decisions behind it give a draft something specific to say.
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A reusable record of your experience
Upload a CV or build your profile manually. Keep work history, education, skills and certifications together, then add project notes that explain what you contributed.
Optional GitHub connection for development work.
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CVs and cover letters for the role
Use a job description to shape a draft from your profile. Review the wording, correct unsupported claims and choose the experience you want to lead with.
Export your reviewed documents as PDF, DOCX or Markdown.
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Job discovery with useful context
Browse roles at employers matched to UK and Netherlands sponsor registers. In your workspace, save searches for your preferred titles, skills and countries.
Register matches do not confirm sponsorship for a specific vacancy.
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Save jobs and check sponsors as you browse
The Chrome extension adds UK and Netherlands sponsor badges to LinkedIn, Indeed and Glassdoor search results, checks any employer’s licence, and saves the job to your tracker in one click.
Works on 25+ job boards and most company careers pages.
Keep roles, application stages and documents together. Record interview dates and follow-ups so the next action stays connected to the application.
Move between a pipeline view and a list as your search grows.
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Interview preparation from your work
Generate practice questions for a role and draft answers using your experience. Refine each answer and prepare examples you can explain in your own words.
Keep the job description and your application in context.
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An all-purpose CV, ready when you are
Build a general CV from your profile for applications that don't need tailoring. Each build is saved as a version you can edit, restyle and download.
It points out what to add to your profile to make it stronger.
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Feedback on how your profile reads
Ask for a review of your roles, summary and skills against the roles you're targeting. Get specific feedback and suggested rewrites that stick to your facts.
Each suggestion links straight to the entry to edit.
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Room for the details a CV leaves out
Save notes about projects, responsibilities and achievements in your knowledge base. Bring that context into future drafts without rewriting your whole history.
Useful for career changes, project work and experience beyond a job title.
Beyond the document
Know what comes next.
A CV is one part of the process. Keep the applications it belongs to organised, from a saved role to interview preparation.
Your applications, with their contextIllustrative example
Saved01
Operations coordinator
Review the job requirements
Applied02
Supply chain associate
CV and cover letter together
Interviewing03
Inventory planner
Prepare examples from your work
An existing CV?
Give it another look.
The CV Optimizer reviews keyword coverage, structure and readability. Use the feedback to guide your edits; it cannot predict an employer’s screening decision.