LiftmyCV Unveils AI-Powered Auto-Apply & Job Search Agent
LiftmyCV, an innovative job search platform, is transforming the way candidates navigate the job market by allowing them to automate their job search with an AI agent and auto-apply to thousands of positions on autopilot. By leveraging artificial intelligence, LiftmyCV simplifies the job-hunting process, giving users a competitive advantage in today's fast-changing career landscape.
The platform leverages LLM (Large Language Model) technology through APIs from ChatGPT and DeepSeek. These advanced models have been fine-tuned and optimized by the LiftmyCV engineering team to deliver the best results in automated job searching and auto-filling application forms, ensuring users experience a new approach to streamlining the job application process. By combining AI-driven insights with robust automation, LiftmyCV delivers exceptional results for job seekers.
'Our engineering team spent over a year refining LiftmyCV to create the best job search AI agent and auto-apply tool on the market,' said Dan Zaitsev, CEO & Founder of LiftmyCV. 'Before launching, I personally tested it and was amazed by the results – I received multiple interview invitations and even a job offer within just three days. For me, that was a clear signal that our product was ready for a global launch.'
LiftmyCV solves one of the biggest pain points for job seekers – how to automate their job search or find an app to auto-apply for jobs. By combining advanced AI algorithms with automation, LiftmyCV optimizes every step of the job application process, saving time and effort. Job hunters can continue with their daily tasks or simply relax while waiting for their next interview invitations.
Key Features of LiftmyCV
• AI Job Search Agent: Finds relevant job positons based on user preferences, skills, and experience.
• Automated Job Search: LiftmyCV helps candidates discover and apply for jobs from various job boards, including LinkedIn Jobs, Lever, Workable, and Monster, making it one of the best solutions for automated job searching.
• Auto-Fill Feature: Submits resumes (CVs) and fills out application forms for thousands of jobs on autopilot, eliminating manual effort.
• Customizable Search Filters: Users can configure searches by role, location, and work type (remote, hybrid, or on-site).
• Submission Limits: Allows users to control their daily application volume for a more efficient job search.
• Progress Tracking: The LiftmyCV Google Chrome Extension provides users with real-time insights, displaying the number of successful and failed applications.
• Non-Stop Auto-Apply: A newly added feature allows users to auto-apply to multiple jobs online across platforms, maximizing efficiency.
Who Can Benefit?
LiftmyCV is designed for job seekers actively looking for new opportunities or those who have recently been laid off. It supports professionals across various industries, including both recent graduates and seasoned professionals. Additionally, freelancers, remote workers, and individuals seeking new career opportunities can leverage the platform's advanced AI capabilities to simplify and accelerate their job search process.
Availability
LiftmyCV offers one of the best user experiences available on the market and includes a free trial, allowing users to test the platform's capabilities before committing. The platform is now live at https://www.liftmycv.com/
About the Company
LiftmyCV is powered by Venture Heads LLP, a UK-based company specializing in AI, SaaS, and fintech products. The company is committed to innovation in the AI space, introducing a smart job search platform designed to transform the way people find and apply for jobs.
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