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Add your current or target role and choose your closest AI specialization. A data engineer, ML researcher and AI product manager need different recommendations.
Choose a role and specializationStart with your strongest tools and methods: for example Python, SQL, PyTorch or RAG. Add only skills you actually use. A longer keyword list is not a better profile.
Update your skillsEnter your years of relevant experience, including 0 if you are starting out. Explain what you have built, contributed to or learned in your professional summary without exaggerating.
Add relevant experienceSet your country and city, then check the filters on your matches. Remote does not always mean worldwide: read the employer's location and eligibility requirements.
Review your locationUse a text-based PDF or DOCX with clear headings and recent, relevant evidence. Avoid scanned pages. Optional resume analysis can help identify skills missing from your profile.
Review your resumeRead the full role, required skills, work mode and experience expectations on the employer's website. A recommendation is a starting point, not a guarantee of eligibility or an interview.
Explore your job matchesPersonalized suggestions are generated using AI. They can miss context or make mistakes. Review them before making changes, and never add experience or skills you do not have.
This page helps you improve your profile; it does not apply for jobs, rewrite your profile, or change your job filters automatically. Keep exploring your matches and the employer’s requirements.
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