Next Gig finds roles that fit you, prepares a tailored application for each one from your own confirmed experience, and leaves the final send to you.
See how it worksQuestionsSetup takes about ten minutes. After that, Next Gig searches on its own schedule and comes back with roles worth your time.
A short set of questions about the work you want and the lines you won't cross.
We read your resume and propose your experience, skills and certifications. You correct and approve them.
Next Gig checks company career pages, applicant-tracking boards and public job APIs, then scores each role against you.
Pick a role and get a tailored resume, cover letter and screening answers. You submit, and we track what happens next.
These are built into how the system works, not settings you have to find.
Next Gig prepares applications. It has no way to submit one; you send each one yourself.
Every generated document is checked against your approved record. A claim that isn't there is removed.
Resumes and personal fields are encrypted at rest, and you can delete everything at any time.
No. Next Gig drafts one for each role from your confirmed experience. Edit it if you like, or send it as is.
No. It finds and prepares; you decide and submit. A prepared application is never counted as applied until you confirm you sent it.
Public job APIs, applicant-tracking boards such as Greenhouse and Lever, company career pages you add, and saved searches. Scraping large job boards is off unless you turn it on.
Years of experience, domain, location, tools, certifications and rate are weighted into one score, with the reasons shown next to it. If you switch on screening, you can adjust the weights.
Yes. Deleting your profile removes your resume, documents, matches and history.
Create an account, answer a few questions, and upload your resume. Your first shortlist arrives after the first search finishes.
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