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Never miss a job at your dream company

Job Watcher watches top tech company career pages directly, scores each opening against your profile with AI, and sends you a Telegram notification when something worth acting on appears.

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The good jobs do not wait for your Sunday search ritual

Top companies change their career pages every day. Job boards lag, stale listings linger, and the same title can mean wildly different things at different companies.

10k+

Direct beats stale

Recent production runs inspect 10k+ active postings from company career pages and ATS feeds. You are not waiting for a third-party board to notice, repost, deduplicate, or forget to remove a role.

30 days

Fresh beats broad

Indeed says many postings stay active for about 30 days and recommends applying within the first week or two. Job Watcher alerts early, evaluates quickly, and ignores the noise.

1 in 5

Signal beats scrolling

1 in 5 Greenhouse-platform listings have qualified as ghost jobs in recent quarters. Job Watcher turns career pages into one filtered Telegram stream with match reasons, risk flags, and a manual run after onboarding.

Sources: Indeed career advice, Axios reporting on Greenhouse data, and Job Watcher production run telemetry.

How it works

Less dashboard, more radar. Set your profile once; let the bot watch the messy parts.

1

Onboard in Telegram

Tell the bot what you want, or upload a CV. It builds a private search profile without naming profiles after real people.

2

Straight from the source

We check company career pages directly — no third-party job boards, no stale listings, no noise.

3

AI scoring

Each role is evaluated against your profile. You see match reasons and risk flags, not just a score.

4

Telegram alerts

High-score matches land in Telegram. Run manually after onboarding, then let scheduled checks keep watch.

40+ companies tracked

49 configured company sources, checked directly from each company's own career page or ATS feed.

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