OpenJobs

Fills the job applications you approved in OpenJobs on the employer's own form. Dry run is on until you turn it off.

OpenJobs keeps your roles, projects, achievements and stories in one experience bank. For each job it finds on public job boards, OpenJobs tailors your resume and application answers from that bank and checks every answer before it reaches your board. This extension is the step that fills the employer's form. Paste the token you make in OpenJobs under Settings, Browser extension. The popup shows how many approved applications are waiting. Press Fill next. The extension opens the employer's application page, fills the answers you approved, attaches your resume, and reads the form back. It then runs the same check OpenJobs runs on your board. Dry run is on when you install it. In a dry run the extension fills and checks the form and stops before submit. You see the result in the popup and in OpenJobs. When you turn dry run off, the extension submits an application only when you approved it in OpenJobs, its 10-second undo window has passed, and the check found no problems. If the page shows a captcha, asks you to sign in, or contains a question that asks applicants not to use automation, the extension stops and OpenJobs holds the application for you. When you press Fill next, the extension sends the form questions, current answers, application URL and run result to your OpenJobs account. Answers can include location, expected pay and optional disability or demographic information you choose to enter. It does not collect unrelated browsing history. OpenJobs works on supported employer application forms. A Compound Labs product.