Case overview
Pick a slide to open
Career
in your pocket.
Engineer
Developer
Designer
Developer
Developer
Tinder for
matches
Not a feed of 126 jobs — just the top 12 for your profile. Left to skip, right to apply, up to save. No questionnaires, no forms.
IT events
as stories
Meetups and conferences as stories, not a news feed. Tracks as circles up top, the full list of events below. “Register” in one tap.
Profile —
not PDF
Built step by step — experience, skills, expectations. The fuller the profile, the higher your visibility for HR. And applying is one button, not a form all over again.
For you
Three modes
to context
“For you” — roles matched to your profile, ranked by match score. “All” — the full catalog with filters. “Map” — when location matters more than the title.
Map
Jobs
on a map
The steelmaker has 7 regions and dozens of sites. A pin = open roles on location. For a candidate in Novokuznetsk, “where to work” beats “as what” — so the search starts on the map, not a list.
Application —
one tap
Salary, stack and terms — on one screen. The “Apply” button stays under your thumb, and the profile is already filled in. No more forms.
Intern
saved jobs
Likes —
not a response
Swiping up doesn’t fire your résumé off blindly. What you like collects in “Saved” — come back, compare, round out the profile, then apply. No rush, no spam.
Jobs
Gestures,
not buttons
Nothing new to learn — the familiar iOS gestures just work:
Pull down to refresh
Filter sheet from the bottom
Context menu
Swipe → archive/apply