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Traditional job boards primarily help people search and apply for jobs. JSAI is designed as an intelligent layer around the job search process.

The goal is to discover opportunities, understand them, compare them with your background and reduce repetitive application work.

JSAI is designed for job seekers who want a more organized and intelligent way to manage an active job search.

It can be useful for recent graduates, experienced professionals, career changers, technical professionals and people searching for remote, hybrid or on-site positions.

Your profile can include your resume, education, employment history, skills, certifications, location, desired salary, preferred work arrangement, target job titles, industries and application preferences.

The more accurate your profile is, the better JSAI can understand the types of opportunities you are looking for.

Yes.

Your career profile should be treated as something that evolves. You can update employment, education, skills, certifications, preferences and other information as your career changes.

Yes. Your existing resume can be used as one source of information for creating your JSAI candidate profile.

The platform can then organize that information into structured career data.

JSAI can use configured job sources and search mechanisms to identify opportunities that fit the criteria in your candidate profile.

The exact sources available will depend on the integrations and job-data providers supported by the platform.

JSAI compares information from the job posting with information in your candidate profile.

Factors can include skills, experience, education, certifications, job title, industry, location, work arrangement and other requirements.

The goal is to provide a useful indication of how closely an opportunity aligns with your profile — not to guarantee that you will receive an interview.

No.

A match score is an analytical tool. It indicates how closely the available job information aligns with the information in your profile.

Hiring decisions are ultimately made by employers.

Yes. One of the important goals of JSAI is to make matching understandable.

Instead of showing only a score, JSAI can identify relevant skills, experience and qualifications that contributed to the match and highlight potential gaps.

Yes.

JSAI can create a job-specific version of your resume by emphasizing relevant experience, skills and accomplishments already contained in your profile.

Your original career information remains the source of truth.

It should not.

JSAI is designed to work from information supplied by the candidate. The system should never intentionally create false employment history, education, certifications, skills or professional achievements.

Candidates should always review application materials before they are submitted.

Yes.

JSAI can generate a job-specific cover letter using the job description and information from your candidate profile.

JSAI is being designed with configurable application automation.

Depending on the job source, integration and your settings, the system may be able to prepare applications or assist with submitting them.

Not every employer website or application system will support automated submission, and users should remain in control of submissions.

Yes.

JSAI is intended to support different levels of automation. You can configure workflows so that applications require your review before submission.

Yes.

Automation should be configurable. You can choose whether JSAI simply discovers jobs, analyzes them, prepares application materials or performs additional supported workflow steps.

No.

The purpose of the matching system is to identify relevant opportunities rather than blindly submit applications everywhere.

Users can define preferences and automation rules that determine which opportunities should move further through the workflow.

Your resume becomes part of your candidate profile and may be processed by JSAI to provide matching, resume analysis and application-related features.

The final platform should clearly explain how candidate data is stored, processed, retained and deleted in its Privacy Policy.

Candidate information should only be shared with an employer or application destination when required for a user-authorized application workflow.

The exact data-sharing rules will be defined in JSAI's Privacy Policy and application settings.

Yes. The production version of JSAI should provide account and data-management controls, including an appropriate account deletion process.

Yes. JSAI can provide a Free plan that lets users create their candidate profile, discover opportunities and organize their job search.

Pro is intended for active job seekers who want advanced matching, AI resume tailoring, cover letters, application assistance and other advanced career tools.

Agent is designed for users who want JSAI to perform more of the repetitive job-search workflow.

This can include continuous job discovery, opportunity analysis, application preparation and configurable automation.