As a second-year student, I have a firsthand experience with the daunting task of searching for the perfect summer internship. So this June, I worked on a project called Jobwrite, a personalized job search platform that lists job openings that match your github profile.
In this blog post, I'll share everything you need to know about Jobwrite, including how exactly it works under the hood, and how one can create there own version.
So sit tight, and enjoy the read :)
Jobwrite is a platform that offers job seekers a personalized job-search experience. Users are shown only those job openings that match their skills and interests based on their GitHub profile. It eliminates the hassle of hopping through multiple platforms and multiple opening in search of “the one” making it a one-stop solution to all job seeker’s problems.
You can check it out here:
TL;DR: Jobwrite is a LinkedIn-like job recommendation system, but instead of LinkedIn, it’s based on information from your GitHub profile.
(After all, for developers, GitHub is the literal reflection of their skills and interests, innit?👀)
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