We find what you can actually take, write every application, and follow up on the replies.
And we help you build your personal brand.
Before scoring anything we check four things: whether they can hire you where you live, whether the work setup fits, what it pays, and what language you will actually need.
What reaches your board is something you can actually take, with the reason for every decision in plain sight. Including the ones we left out.
Nubia Software · Remote · LatAm
Argentina is in your eligible countries
Remote, no city anchor
Pays USD 2,300, above your floor
Written English. No daily calls
Product Manager · Grupo Bahía
41% · Hybrid in another city. We hid it.
This is how it looks on your board. Companies and numbers are made up.
We search
New postings every day, already filtered by what you can actually take.
We write
The CV for that role, the cover letter if they ask for it, and the form answers.
We follow up
Where each application stands, with your notes.
No reply gets lost
We give you an email address of your own.
We build your brand
Content about your subject, ready to post.
Upload the PDF LinkedIn generates from your profile and you're searching. We also read a scanned or photographed CV. If you don't have it handy, add your experience later.
You stop looking at postings and start writing down what you do in the new job, the day it happens. That turns into bullet points for your CV when you need them, so the next search does not start from scratch.
Whatever plan you have ends on its own when it expires. Nothing to cancel.
Free, you build your CV and track applications by hand. Paid, the search runs on its own every day and each posting arrives with its CV written.
See if it's for you. Never expires, no card required.
USD0/month
Never expires, and we don't ask for a card.
No daily search, no CV tailored to each listing.
Land the job, and get found afterward too.
USD11,99/month
3 months: USD 35,98 all at once
Everything in the free plan, plus:
No interview practice.
The same, with twice the content and voice interview practice.
USD23,99/month
3 months: USD 71,98 all at once
Everything in The Interview, plus:
Three people sign up with your link and pay, and you get a free month. No cap.
The link lives inside your account.
Cancel on your own, whenever you want, and keep access until the period you paid for ends. Within the first ten days you can also ask for a refund.
In USDC from anywhere. And the plan doesn't die the day you land the job: the account switches to career mode for USD 4.99 a month, or it just ends when it expires.
Save a job from LinkedIn or thirty other boards with one button, and it fills your details into the application form. Both work on the free plan. On a paid plan it also answers the open questions.
You install it from the app. You press send yourself, always.
Three things other tools promise. What goes out with your name on it is your call.
The extension fills the form and stops there. You press send.
Content gets written and scheduled. Posting is yours.
Your profile is private: no candidate list, and your employer sees nothing.
By applying to fewer, better listings. Most applications fail for something you could have known beforehand: the role can't hire you in your country, the hybrid setup is tied to another city, the pay is below your floor, or it asks for spoken English you don't have. DameTrabajo checks those four things before showing you the listing, and writes every application aimed at that specific role.
Fewer than people usually send. Sending a hundred identical applications works worse than sending twenty targeted ones: a CV that echoes the listing's words gets past automatic filters, while a generic one gets discarded before a person ever reads it.
What you've already done gets reordered based on what the listing asks for, using its words, without making anything up. DameTrabajo does this for you on every application, and also tells you what your base CV is missing: how many lines have a number, whether it states language levels, whether it clarifies which countries you can be hired in.
Yes, and it's where it matters most. Your profile is private and doesn't show up in any showcase or search engine: the only thing that goes out is the application you send, to the company you send it to. Nobody at your current job can see you're looking.
The problem isn't finding remote listings: it's that "remote" doesn't always mean they can hire you. Many limit it to certain countries or time zones without saying so in the title. DameTrabajo reads every listing and discards the ones that can't hire you where you live, before showing it to you.
No. Upload the PDF LinkedIn generates from your profile, or the CV you already have in PDF, Word, or plain text — a photo or a scan works too. We read it, tell you what it's missing, and build your base CV in the design you choose, out of seven.
The browser extension fills out LinkedIn's forms with your info, but you're the one who hits send. Applying automatically without the person seeing what gets sent is the fastest way to send something you didn't mean to.
Yes. Sales, administration, accounting, teaching, design, customer service. The four gates are the same for any field; what changes is your own values.
There's a free plan that never expires and doesn't ask for a card: we score your CV, build your base CV, and let you add and track listings by hand. Paid plans start at USD 11.99 a month billed quarterly, which is two months with the third one on us, or USD 8.99 billed yearly.
The account switches modes: it stops looking for postings and moves to career mode, USD 4.99 a month. You keep your content —which pays off most right then, because that's when you finally have something new to say— and the career log: you write down what you're doing in the new role the day it happens, and that becomes CV bullets when you need them. If you'd rather not continue, do nothing: the plan you had ends on its own when it expires.
Create your account, upload your CV, and in two minutes you'll have your score and your base CV. The free plan never expires.
