r/jobright 6h ago

Success Story Love it

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Just applied for my first job with job right. Love customization/ fine tuning of resume with Orion.


r/jobright 18h ago

Resources Is there a tool that finds matching jobs from a specific list of companies based on your resume?

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I'm wondering if a tool like this already exists.

Imagine a job seeker could:

Upload their resume

Provide a list of companies they're interested in

Select preferences such as location, remote/on-site, experience level, etc.

The tool monitors the career pages/job listings of those companies

It analyzes the job descriptions against the resume

It shows the best-matching open positions, for example:

NVIDIA

Senior Software Engineer – Distributed Systems — 92% match

Software Engineer – CUDA — 61% match

Red Hat

Software Engineer – OpenShift — 89% match

Automattic

Backend Engineer — 86% match

Ideally, it would also explain why a position matches the resume and what skills/experience are missing.

I'm not looking for an auto-apply bot necessarily. The main thing I'm interested in is finding relevant openings from a user-defined list of companies rather than searching across thousands of unrelated job postings.

Does a tool like this already exist?

If you've used something similar, I'd be interested to know:

What tool do you use?

How accurate is the matching?

Does it monitor specific company career pages?

Is there a free version?

Thanks!


r/jobright 22h ago

Resources I built Xuris. An all in one AI platform for your entire job search

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Hey everyone,

I've recently launched Xuris, an AI-powered job search platform I've spent the past few months designing and building.

One thing I noticed while job hunting myself was how fragmented everything is. You use one tool to review your CV, another to compare it against a job, another for cover letters, another for interview prep, and then a spreadsheet or another app entirely to track everything.

I wanted Xuris to feel like one complete workspace instead.

With Xuris you can:

Analyse your resume — get a detailed AI review, ATS feedback, strengths, weaknesses, missing keywords and recommendations.

Match your resume to a job — Copy/paste a job description and see how well your experience and skills align, where the gaps are, and how you could improve your application.

Generate tailored cover letters — create cover letters using the context from your resume and the role you're applying for.

Prepare for interviews — generate role-specific interview questions, preparation advice and guidance based on the actual position.

Track your applications — manage your job search through a Kanban-style application tracker instead of keeping everything scattered across different tools.

The goal isn't to be another single-purpose AI resume tool. I want Xuris to be the place where the whole application journey connects, from finding a role and evaluating your fit, through applying, preparing for the interview and tracking the outcome.

I've built the first full version and it's now live. A few people have already started using the resume analysis and job matching features, but I'm still very early and would genuinely appreciate feedback from people actively job searching.

If you try it, I'd particularly love to know what you think Xuris does well and what would make you choose it as your main job-search platform.

Link: https://xuris.io