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GNJobhunt
Find. Match. Apply.

Start with your resume and links

GNJobhunt reads your resume in your browser, builds your profile, and uses it to suggest roles, score every posting and tailor your CV. Nothing is uploaded to a server.

LinkedIn does not allow other sites to read profiles, so the link goes on your CV. To add LinkedIn details too, upload its PDF (Profile, then More, then Save to PDF) or paste your text below.
Drop your resume here or click to choose a file
PDF, Word (.docx) or text
Or paste your resume text
Add your LinkedIn profile (PDF or pasted text, optional)
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Check what we found

Fix anything that is wrong. These answers drive your job matching, sponsorship and background-check flags.

Everything we read from your resume
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Add your facts first

Scoring, CVs and letters are built only from facts you confirm. Open My profile, import your resume, or add your experience by hand.

Jobs matched to your resume

Upload your resume, then GNJobhunt searches for Irish roles that fit it.
Change either box, then press Find jobs now. GNJobhunt searches job boards (LinkedIn, Indeed, Glassdoor, IrishJobs and more) and employers' own career sites for these roles, then scores every posting against your resume. A keyword only counts if the posting really asks for it.
Job-board search: keys and settings
Why a key? LinkedIn, Indeed and Glassdoor do not publish job feeds and block anything that scrapes them, so no web page can read them directly. JSearch is a search service that reads them the way Google for Jobs does and returns the full posting with the apply links. It has a free plan (about 200 searches a month). Your key stays in this browser and goes only to your own job feed.
  1. Create a free account at openwebninja.com (JSearch API). The same API is also sold on RapidAPI under the name JSearch.
  2. Copy your API key from the dashboard and paste it below.
  3. Press Save and search. Each role you list costs about 1 search per page.
Connect your job feed once. A web page cannot read employers' career sites directly, so a tiny free Cloudflare Worker does the fetching. It is the file worker.js in your download.
  1. In Cloudflare, open Workers & Pages, then Create, then Create Worker. Name it gnjobs and press Deploy.
  2. Press Edit code, delete everything, paste all of worker.js, then press Deploy.
  3. Copy the address it shows (it ends in .workers.dev) and paste it below.
Employers checked (0), add your own and see which answered
Works with career sites hosted on Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workable, SmartRecruiters and Workday. Others need their postings pasted.
Other ways to add roles: paste postings, or open job-board searches

1. Search the job boards

A web page cannot read job boards for you. GNJobhunt builds the exact searches from your resume, filtered to new postings. You open them and copy the postings you like into the box on the right.

Daily routine that works

  1. Open the 24-hour links for your roles. Recent postings get the most attention.
  2. Paste the postings you like into the box, rank them, and read the sponsorship line.
  3. Prepare the application only for roles that score 80 or more, or 60 to 79 when the role is worth the effort.
  4. Read every line, then submit it yourself. Log it in Pipeline and follow up after 7 days.

2. Paste postings and rank them

Put a line with three dashes (---) between postings. Optionally start each one with a line like Title | Company. Up to 30 at a time.

Autopilot

Autopilot applies. It does not search for jobs: the Jobs tab finds and ranks roles from your resume, roles and keywords. Autopilot takes the roles scoring 80 or more, tailors your CV and cover letter to each posting, adds only the keywords you can truthfully claim, prepares the form answers and hands them to the Apply agent. Anything it cannot prepare goes to Pending with the reason.

What Autopilot applies to

The 80 line is a rule, not a suggestion: roles under it are never prepared. You can still override a single one from Pending.

Apply agent Chrome extension

The agent is a small Chrome extension that runs on your own computer. It opens each ready role's employer page, fills the form from your profile, attaches that role's tailored CV and letter, answers what it can, and tells you what it could not. It never makes up an answer, never ticks consent boxes, and declines optional diversity questions.

Saved answers

For questions only you can answer, such as "Why do you want to work here?". Write them truthfully. The agent matches a form question to a saved one by its wording and fills it. Anything it cannot match stays empty for you.
How to set it up, and what it cannot do
  1. Download the Chrome extension, unzip it, open chrome://extensions, switch on Developer mode, press Load unpacked and choose the unzipped folder.
  2. Press Start Autopilot above so roles reach Ready to apply, then Download agent package.
  3. Click the extension icon, choose the package file, and press Open and fill each role.
  4. Press Download results in the extension, then Import agent results here. Submitted roles move to Applied and unanswered questions land in Saved answers.
Why a daily limit: mass-applying is what gets applications flagged as spam and gets people nowhere, so after the limit it only fills forms and leaves submitting to you. Limits: it cannot solve captchas, create accounts or sign in for you, and it fills one step at a time on multi-step forms such as Workday. Sites that need a login first will wait for you. Employer sites change, so it can miss a field: always check a filled form before you rely on it. Some employers forbid automated applications in their terms, so read them.

Agent activity

Live log

Press Start Autopilot. Each role appears here as it is scored and prepared.
How applying works. Employer sites need you signed in and press Submit themselves, and nothing here can do that for you. Apply assist opens each prepared role with the page link, CV, letter, form answers and recruiter message in one place, so each application takes about a minute. It never submits anything for you.

Ready to apply 0

Pending applications 0

Roles Autopilot could not prepare, with the reason. Fix the reason and press Start again, or override one at a time.

Paste one job description

The score counts only facts you marked as true in My profile. It is a keyword estimate, not a real ATS result. The word list is strongest for finance, data, sales, operations, IT and marketing. For other fields add your own keywords above.
Paste a posting and press Score. You get the match score first, then sponsorship, background checks, knockouts, required skills and the skills that would raise your score.
Score a job first, then prepare the application for it.

Resume agents

Tailored CV

Cover letter

Recruiter review

Form answers, ready to copy

Screening questions

Paste the questions from the application form, one per line. Claude drafts answers from your confirmed facts only. Where your facts do not cover a question it says so instead of inventing an answer.

Before you submit

Nothing here submits for you. You approve and press submit on the employer's site.
Open the posting
Score a job first. Interview questions and messages are built for the role you are working on.

Messages to send

Short, plain and built only from your confirmed facts. Add the recruiter's name if you have it.

Likely interview questions

Be ready to explain these lines

Interviewers pick lines from your CV and ask for the detail. Know the situation, your part and the result for each.

Background-check readiness

Recruiters and contacts

How it is going

Add a role by hand

All roles

Skills worth adding

Ranked by how many points they would add across the roles in your Pipeline and your latest ranking. Learn a skill properly and use it on a small project before you put it on a CV. Do not add one you cannot demonstrate.

My learning list

Funded and certified learning in Ireland

  • Springboard+ (springboardcourses.ie): part-funded and free places on higher education courses for many people.
  • Skillnet Ireland (skillnetireland.ie): subsidised industry training networks.
  • Vendor academies: Microsoft Learn, Salesforce Trailhead, HubSpot Academy, Google Skillshop and Cisco Networking Academy offer free courses, some with free certificates.
Free offers and certificate prices change. Confirm on the provider's page before you start.

Only true facts go on a CV

Tick a line only if you could explain it in two minutes with a real example. Ticked lines feed the scorer and every CV. Unticked lines are ignored. Write the example under each line so you remember it for the interview.
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Import from your resume or LinkedIn

Upload a PDF or Word file, or paste text. Lines come in ticked because they are yours. Untick anything you could not explain in an interview.
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Your data

Everything is stored only in this browser on this device. Nothing is sent to a server and there is no account. Download a backup now and then, and use Restore to move to another device or browser.
Scores are keyword estimates from your own confirmed facts. They are not results from a real ATS and not a promise of an interview. GNJobhunt does not apply for you and does not submit anything. Postings change fast, so confirm sponsorship, checks and closing dates with the employer.
Sponsorship and background-check notes come from the wording of the posting only. Irish employment-permit rules change, so confirm at enterprise.gov.ie or with the recruiter.