AI Job MatchKnow if the role is worth applying to
Add a resume or LinkedIn, and the role you want next. See the skills you have, the ones that are close, and the ones you are missing.
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StripeStaff Product Engineer
New87%Stripe
FintechFull-time · 6–10y · $185K–$225K
ShopifySenior Product Engineer
84%Shopify
E-commerceFull-time · 5y+ · CA$164K–CA$205K
NotionPlatform Product Lead
79%Notion
SoftwareFull-time · 7y+ · CA$150K–CA$185K(AI est.)
Inside Applied
The skills
See the fit before you spend an application
Every required skill is matched, partial, or missing. Beside that, the role is scored on Skills, Experience, and Domain.
- Matched. The skill is on your resume, and the years cover what the posting asks.
- Partial. You have it, but not for as long as the job wants. The chip turns amber.
- Missing. It is not on your profile. That is a reason to skip, or a gap to talk about honestly.
1 · Match dimensions
Example
Skills
14/16 matched
Experience
9 yrs / 6–10
Domain
Infra vs product
2 · Skill verdicts
Example
3 · Evaluation report
Example
Your background lines up well with full-stack product delivery and roadmap ownership. The role leans into staff-level technical leadership, so tighten the story on how you drove cross-org alignment. Cite one concrete reliability or platform migration win.
Any posting
Score a job you found somewhere else
Paste a link from LinkedIn, Indeed, or the company site. RiseMe reads the posting and scores it against your profile.
- On your matches. See the RiseMatch score before you apply, then tailor or prep from that job.
- Already applied. Add it to Applied instead. The score stays on the job as it moves to Interviewing and Offer.
- No working link. Paste the job description. Some sites block the page, and the description is enough.
A job from anywhere
Example
Job link
https://jobs.snowflake.com/director-product-pr
LinkedIn, Indeed, or the company site. If the page will not open, paste the description.
Your matches
Director, Product PR
Snowflake · before you apply
87% RiseMatch
Applied
Same role, already sent
Score stays with the job
Applied · 2 Nov
Next steps
Apply, tailor, or prep from the same job
When a role is worth pursuing, every next step sits on the job. No copying the posting into another tool.
- Apply. Go to the employer’s application. RiseMe never submits for you.
- Tailor. If skills are partial, Apply offers to tailor first. Missing skills are never invented. Three tailored resumes a month are free.
- Prep. Open the interview rounds and questions for that company and role, then practice them out loud.
Job detail
Example
StripeStaff Product Engineer
Stripe · $185K–$225K
- ApplyYou submit itOpen the employer’s application. Supported Greenhouse and Lever forms fill from your profile.
- TailorResume keywords 41% → 68%Rewrite your summary and bullets for this posting, using only experience you have.
- PrepRounds, questions, practiceSee the interview rounds and questions for this company and role, then practice them.
How it works
From the role you want to an offer
1
Add the role
A resume or LinkedIn, and the job you want next.
2
Read the skills
Matched, partial, and missing, plus pay, visa, and location.
3
Act on it
Skip it, or apply, tailor, and prep from the job.
4
Track it
Matches, Saved, and Applied. Inside Applied: Applied, Interviewing, Offer, and Closed.
Frequently Asked Questions About AI Job Match
What is free, and what is Pro?
You can run a search on this page with no account. A free account saves your matches and includes three tailored resumes a month. Looking up people at a company is free once you are signed in. Pro is $19.99 a month, or $199 a year. It adds unlimited evidence-based tailoring and searches for people at a company the first time you mark a job applied.
Is this a keyword score?
No. Each required skill is matched, partial, or missing, from your resume and the posting. Partial often means you have the skill, but not for as long as the job asks. Beside that, RiseMe shows Skills, Experience, and Domain. A keyword list is a different check, and it lives on the resume you tailor.
Can I score a job I found somewhere else?
Yes, with a free account. Paste the job link from LinkedIn, Indeed, or a company site, or paste the description if the page will not open. RiseMe scores it on your matches. If you already applied, add it to Applied and the score comes with it.
Does RiseMe apply for me?
No. You decide, then you apply. On supported Greenhouse and Lever applications, RiseMe can fill the form from your profile. Everywhere else, you apply on the company site. RiseMe does not submit applications in the background.
Can tailoring add a skill I do not have?
No. A rewrite uses experience already on your profile. If a required skill is missing, it stays missing. When skills are only partial, Apply offers to tailor the resume first. The keyword percentage is how the resume is worded. It is not a higher match score.
Where do pay and visa come from?
Pay uses the figure on the posting when there is one, and an estimate when there is not. An on-site job that only says “$” is shown in the local currency, so a Toronto role can read CA$. Visa is yes, no, or “has sponsored before” from the company’s history. “Has sponsored before” is not a promise for this role.
What happens after I apply?
The job leaves your matches and moves through Applied, Interviewing, and Offer. Closed is the outcome if it ends. If you are still on Applied after 21 days, the job says no reply. Saved jobs stay out of the match list until you want them back.
Apply to fewer roles. Know why.
Try one search now, with no account. Saved matches, tailoring, and application tracking come with a free account.