Hand off the repetitive job applications
Our job application service is human-run. You share your resume and target criteria, a reverse recruiter finds and reviews relevant technology roles, and we complete the approved applications using truthful information you gave us. Questions only you can answer come back to you. Everything submitted is tracked in one place.
How the service runs
1. Intake
You share your resume versions, employment history, education, technical skills, certifications, target titles, compensation expectations, location and work arrangement, and anything that's an outright dealbreaker. This is the material every later step draws on.
2. Search criteria
We turn that into explicit criteria — not just a job title. Seniority, tech stack, company size, industry, compensation floor, remote or on-site, commute limits, and the things you don't want to see again.
3. Job review
A person reads the listings. Titles are unreliable in technology hiring: the same title covers wildly different work depending on the company. Reviewing the responsibilities and requirements is what keeps the applications relevant.
4. Approval
Applications proceed on the basis you set at intake — either against approved criteria, or role by role if you'd rather see a list first. You can change that arrangement at any point.
5. Application completion
Account creation, employment history, education, skills, routine screening questions, the right resume version attached. This is the part that eats your evenings, and it's the part we take.
6. Your questions
Anything requiring your judgment, your availability, a legal attestation, or a truthful answer we don't have is flagged for you. We don't fill those in on assumption.
7. Tracking
Company, role, location, compensation if listed, date found, date applied, resume used, current status, notes and the original listing URL. You always know where you stand. The full sequence is also described on how it works.
Tell us what you're looking for
Share your target roles and we'll tell you honestly whether Reverse Recruiter is a fit.
Ethical limits we hold to
- No invented experience, education, certifications, clearances or accomplishments
- No impersonating you in employer conversations or interviews
- No secretly completing coding tests, technical assessments or personality tests
- No claimed employer relationships or hidden-listing access
- No promises of interviews, offers, salaries, employment or timelines
Careful human support vs. mass auto-apply
Automated tools can submit a great many applications quickly. What they generally can't do is read a listing and conclude it isn't worth applying to — or notice that a "senior" title is really a lead role in a stack you told us you're done with. That judgment is the point of a human service.
We're not claiming automation is useless or unsafe; the honest trade-offs are set out in human reverse recruiter vs. AI auto-apply. We're saying we chose targeting over volume, and we don't report application counts as if they were results.
Who we work with
The service is built for technology professionals — software engineers and developers, IT, cloud and infrastructure, cybersecurity, and data and AI. Role-specific detail lives on software engineers, IT & infrastructure, cybersecurity and data & AI.
Who this is for
- You're employed and the search only happens after hours
- You have target roles and want them pursued consistently
- You want the admin gone, not your judgment replaced
- You want every submission recorded
Who this may not be for
- You want resume writing, interview coaching or negotiation support
- You want maximum applications regardless of fit
- You want guaranteed outcomes
- You'd rather explore direction before applying anywhere
Pricing
Two payment structures cover the same core service: a lower monthly fee with a success fee due only after you accept a job, or a flat monthly fee with no success fee. Both are month-to-month. Current numbers and terms are on the pricing page, and is a reverse recruiter worth it? walks through how to evaluate the cost.
Frequently asked questions
What does the application service actually include?
Do I approve applications before they're submitted?
Is this a bot?
Do you write my resume?
What happens with questions I have to answer myself?
How is my data handled?
See if Reverse Recruiter is a fit
Tell us what you're targeting and we'll tell you honestly whether we can help.
Your career information deserves to be handled carefully.
We work for you, not employers. Your information is used to provide the services you request, and you always control what we do on your behalf.
Related guides
What a human job-search service can handle for you, and what still requires you.
Targeting, volume, control and privacy trade-offs between the two approaches.
How to evaluate a service, plus the red flags worth walking away from.