Every match shows its points. Every tailored resume lists what it left out. Every visa sponsor is quoted from the posting itself.
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Northwind Clinic
Senior Backend Engineer
New York, NY or Remote (US)
You'll build backend services in Go and Python on Kubernetes, own the Kafka event pipeline behind every product surface, and ship LLM features with RAG over our clinical library. Rust is a plus. We sponsor H-1B visas and support relocation to New York.
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postings that say they sponsor visas
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that say they can't, flagged before you apply
Most job tools show a number in a ring. Offerline shows the arithmetic. The same resume and the same posting always give the same score.
Skills, up to 60
The share of skills the posting asks for that your resume shows. Capped at eight, so a long wish list doesn't sink a strong fit.
Role, up to 25
How many words of the role you're after appear in the job title.
Place, up to 15
Remote when you're open to remote, or one of the cities you listed.
Capped at 20: the posting says it can't sponsor a visa.
When a job fails something you can't work around, like sponsorship or your pay floor, it stays in the feed at 20 or below with the reason. Hidden jobs can't be second-guessed.
Maya Okafor
Senior Software Engineer
Senior Software Engineer with hands-on experience in Python, Go, LLM and Kafka.
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For each job you pick, Offerline rewrites your resume around what that posting asks for. It reorders, tightens and mirrors the posting's wording for skills you have.
It never adds a skill, title, number or date you didn't write. Every rewrite is checked against your original, and anything it can't back up is listed under Not claimed.
Offerline reads what each posting says about visas and shows you the sentence. If you need sponsorship, turn on one filter and the jobs that refuse it drop to the bottom.
“…ship LLM features with RAG over our clinical library. We sponsor H-1B visas and support relocation to New York.”
“Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States. We are unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment visa at this time.”
Postings that say nothing either way get no label. A rule-based reader can miss unusual wording, so the quote is always there to check.
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Add your resume
Upload a PDF or paste the text. The text is read in your browser; the file isn't stored.
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Say what you're after
Role, full-time or freelance, pay floor, cities, remote, and whether you need a visa.
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Read your feed
The best 300 matches from every board we read, each with its points and reasons.
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Tailor and track
Get a resume for the jobs you pick, download the PDF, and move each one from Saved to Offer.
The feed and tracker are free. Pro is for tailoring a resume to every job you apply to.
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Straight from company career boards on Greenhouse, Ashby and Lever, through their public job APIs. Every board is re-read daily and closed roles drop out. We don't scrape sites that need a login.
Skills (up to 60), role (up to 25) and place (up to 15), shown on every job. Hard mismatches, like needing a visa the company won't sponsor, cap the score at 20 and say why. There's no hidden model deciding what you see.
Skills the job asks for that your resume doesn't show. The tailored resume leaves them out on purpose. If one is true, add it to your resume and Offerline will use it.
Your resume text is stored in your account so the feed can be scored. The PDF itself isn't uploaded. Tailoring sends the text to Anthropic's Claude API for that one request. Delete everything any time from Settings.