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Job Elf For employers

How it works

How Job Elf works: a simpler path to the right conversation.

Describe the role you are hiring for, review candidates whose stated experience matches it, and meet them through a short video introduction before you reach out.

For employers

From an opening to a conversation.

  1. Describe your role

    Say what you need, or start from a job you already posted. The brief is yours to edit: change anything the assistant got wrong.

    Marketing Manager

    Marketing SaaS Remote Content Strategy

  2. Review suggestions

    An ordered list with the evidence behind every requirement, and an honest note wherever a candidate’s profile doesn’t say.

    ✓ Supported: 4 yrs B2B sales

    ! Not provided: compensation

    Evidence from the candidate’s own profile.

  3. Unlock and watch

    One credit opens the full profile, résumé and video introduction for your company, permanently, with no charge to rewatch.

    Example 0:45

  4. Connect and interview

    Message candidates through Job Elf and arrange an interview, with a Google Meet or Zoom link, without leaving the platform.

    “Hi Sam, your background looks like a great fit. Free for a quick call?”

    Tue 10:00 · Wed 14:00 · Thu 11:30

One credit per candidate.

Searching costs nothing. Unlocking a full profile and video is one credit. See current prices on the Pricing page.

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Candidates join free.

Create a profile, share a video introduction, and get discovered by great companies.

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For job seekers

Start with what you already have.

You’re more than a résumé. Go from résumé to published profile, one step at a time. Prefer to start without video? You can add it later.

  1. Upload your résumé

    A PDF or Word file (DOCX), up to 10 MB. No résumé handy? You can build your profile by hand instead.

  2. We build your profile

    Job Elf reads your résumé and drafts your experience, education and skills. Nothing is public yet, and you can change anything.

  3. Add a professional photo

    A clear photo of you from the shoulders up. It appears on your profile when you publish.

  4. Introduce yourself in 15–60 seconds

    Record right in your browser or upload a clip. Say who you are and what you do best. What you say becomes captions.

  5. Review everything

    Preview exactly what employers see: your search card, how it looks on a phone, and your full profile.

  6. Publish when you’re ready

    Choose who can find you: everyone in search, only people with your link, or no one. You can unpublish at any time.

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