B503 Job Search reads your resume, extracts your occupation, skills, experience and languages, then compares that profile with jobs published in the countries you select. Every job gets a score out of 100 with a two line explanation, one strength and one gap.
The tool is for anyone looking for work, including young people looking for a first job who do not have a professional network yet. Browsing the jobs and their scores is free and requires no sign up.
Jobs come from four countries: Canada, France, Switzerland and Belgium. You pick the countries to search in before you see any result.
A PDF or DOCX file is enough. The text is extracted inside your browser, the file itself is not uploaded.
The extracted text becomes a profile: target role, skills, years of experience, languages, city and country. You can correct every field before continuing.
Jobs from the selected countries are compared with your profile and sorted by score. Each score comes with the reason behind it.
Every job links to the original posting. The tool never applies for you and never sends your resume to an employer.
A keyword search returns jobs that contain a word, not jobs that fit you. The score compares four dimensions of your profile with the posting and shows why a job moves up or down.
The score is computed by a fixed formula, with no artificial intelligence. The same resume and the same job always give the same result, and the calculation stays verifiable.
Jobs are retrieved from public job listing aggregators covering Canada, France, Switzerland and Belgium. Every job shows its source and publication date, and the link points to the original posting.
We do not republish postings in full. When the description provided by the source is truncated, the job card says so, because the score then relies on partial text.
Some postings require a local presence. When the job country is not yours, a notice says it before you spend time preparing an application.
Your resume file never leaves your browser. The text is extracted locally, and only that text is sent to be structured into a profile.
As long as you do not create an account, no profile, no resume and no application is stored. Closing the tab clears the session.
Creating an account is optional. It exists to keep your profile, track your applications and store the documents you prepare.
Yes. Uploading a resume, seeing the jobs and reading the scores is free. There is no paid tier.
No, not to browse jobs and scores. An account only keeps your profile, your documents and your application tracking.
No. The file is read inside your browser and is not uploaded. No profile is saved until you create an account.
Canada, France, Switzerland and Belgium. You select one or several of these countries before seeing results.
By a fixed formula combining four criteria: occupation for 55 percent, skills for 20 percent, experience for 15 percent and languages for 10 percent. No artificial intelligence is involved in that calculation.
No. The tool never submits an application and never sends your resume to an employer. You apply yourself on the original posting.