Upload your CV. See the open jobs it fits.
OpenlyHiring reads your CV, searches employers’ own careers pages for roles that suit it, and checks each posting is still open before you see it. Every result says why it fits, what is missing, and links straight to the employer’s application form. It is free and needs no account.
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Start with your CV
PDF, Word .docx or plain text. Drop it anywhere on this page of paper.
Your file is read in your browser. We take out your email, phone number and links, then send the remaining text to be read by AI once. It is not stored, and no account is needed.
How does OpenlyHiring find jobs from a CV?
OpenlyHiring uses AI to read your CV the way a recruiter would: your level, your strongest skills and the roles you are qualified for now. It then looks for those roles on employers’ own careers pages, confirms each one is still open, and compares it with your CV. The whole run takes 10 to 20 seconds.
You stay in control of the search. The job titles it picked are shown beside your results, and you can remove one, add your own, switch between nearby, remote and anywhere, and search again.
Each result comes with a fit score, the lines from your CV that match what the employer asks for, and anything the posting wants that your CV does not show. It never credits you with a skill that is not on the page.
Why does every result link to the employer’s own page?
Because that is where the real job is. In Resume Genius’s 2026 Job Seeker Insights Report, a survey of 1,000 active US job seekers, 67% said they had suspected a listing was fake, misleading or never meant to be filled. Listings copied between job boards are where most of those live.
OpenlyHiring does not copy listings from job boards. It checks each role with the employer at the moment you search, shows you the date the employer published it, and sends you to their application form. If the employer has taken a role down, it is not in your list.
What happens to my CV?
The file never leaves your device. The text inside it, with your email address, phone number and links removed, is sent once to be read by AI and is not stored by us. The short summary it produces is saved in your browser so it is there when you come back, and “Use a different CV” deletes it.
We do not sell CVs, build a candidate database or share anything with employers. The privacy page has the detail.
Questions people ask
- Is OpenlyHiring free?
- Yes. Reading your CV and finding jobs is free and needs no account. If we add paid extras later, the price will be on this site before you are asked for anything.
- Does OpenlyHiring apply to jobs for me?
- No. Each result links to the employer's own application form and you apply there yourself. Tools that mass-apply on your behalf tend to send poorly matched applications, and several employer systems flag them.
- Which jobs can it find?
- Roles that employers advertise on their own careers pages, in any country. Coverage is strongest for technology, finance, media and fast-growing companies, and thinner for healthcare, retail, trades and the public sector. We add more employers all the time.
- Why does it say “pay not stated”?
- We show pay only when the employer publishes it on the posting. We never estimate a salary.
- Should I upload a CV or a resume?
- Either. They are the same document for this purpose. Upload the version you would send to an employer, as a PDF, a Word .docx file or plain text.