Get matched to software and AI jobs on what you have actually done.

Bring your experience, not a perfect pitch.

You do not need to invent metrics or inflate your role. If an outcome was not measured, explain what changed and how you know. Remove confidential information before uploading a document.

• A CV up to 10 MB, or a description of your work.
• Projects and achievements you can explain, including your own contribution.
• Your location, preferred working arrangement, and employment type.
• Availability and what you would like to work on next.

Review first. Save when it represents you.

CV extraction gives you a draft to check. You can edit or remove details before saving them to your profile. The assistant then asks about information needed to make the profile useful for matching.

Profile completeness and public sharing are different things. Creating a matching profile does not require you to publish a searchable profile page. Separate sharing controls govern what you choose to make public.

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Understand opportunities before expressing interest.

Look at strengths, gaps, and unanswered questions. A familiar tech stack does not settle whether the pay, work mode, responsibilities, or career direction suit you.

Your profile must be active, and a compatible published role must exist, for matching to be useful. Kif does not promise a specific number of opportunities or a response time. Continue your existing search while the network grows.