Applying and your profiles

Build your job seeker profile

Publish a profile — or several — with your skills, work experience, education and preferences, and make it easier to find.

GuideChanras SunChanras Sun6 hours ago · 2 min read · 1 view

Your profile is what employers and recruiters find in search. You can keep more than one: a profile per role you are targeting, each with its own title, preferences and resume. A profile is a public page with its own link.

What a profile holds

  • Profile title and description, and your ideal role.
  • Location – the country (fixed once the profile is created) and the location.
  • Skills & background – category, skills, work experience and education.
  • Resume – attach the file employers can open.
  • Preferences – experience, employment type, workplace and salary.

On a computer

Open Dashboard → Manage Profiles → Job Seeker. Each card shows the profile's title, location and facts, with Preview, Update and, under …, Delete. Select the title to open its page, which shows how many sections are complete and Copy for the public link. Boost a profile sits beside the list.

Saving a complete profile publishes it. Add another profile starts a second one with the same layout.

The job seeker profile form on a computer
A job seeker profile.

On your phone

The dashboard's Job Seeker entry opens Job Seeker Profiles, with the same cards and actions. The form is the same form on one column, and the resume is attached through the phone's file picker.

Open your public profile with Preview on the card. Copy on the profile's own page copies the link.

A job seeker profile on a phone
A profile on a phone.
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