Your first job search, all in one place.
Graduation is a big enough transition. Save entry-level roles from LinkedIn, reuse details across applications, and keep interviews and follow-ups organized as you look for your first full-time role.
First job search board
Your saved roles
Junior software engineer
Deadline next Friday | Greenhouse
Associate data analyst
Deadline in 2 weeks | Workday
Marketing coordinator
Deadline this month | Lever
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Finding your first full-time role takes more than one application.
You are comparing entry-level titles, adapting your resume, filling out unfamiliar portals, and trying to remember what each company asked for. The details add up quickly.
Every job is in a different tab
The posting is in one tab, your resume is in another, and the deadline is somewhere in your notes.
Every application starts from zero
You keep entering your graduation date, experience, links, and contact details into different portals.
It is hard to remember what you sent
Weeks later, you need to know which resume you used, what you wrote, and whether it is time to follow up.
Give your first job search a clear next step.
Save a role, fill the repeated details, then track what happens after you submit. Your search stays organized even when every company uses a different application site.
Step 1
Set up your autofill profile once
Add the contact details, links, work history, and resume information JobMaster should reuse before you open an application form.
Set up your autofill profileStep 2
Save each entry-level role while it is fresh
Keep the role, company, job link, and your notes together before you open another application form.
Step 3
Stop retyping the same background
Reuse your contact details, portfolio links, and resume information across supported application forms.
Step 4
Know what to do after you apply
Track each application, interview, and follow-up in one place as your first job search grows.
Built for the details that pile up after graduation.
One application is easy to remember. After a few weeks, it is harder to recall which resume went where or who replied. JobMaster gives those details a home.
Keep the job posting with your application
Reuse details you have already entered
See statuses, notes, and next steps together
Prepare for interviews with the role in view
Start with the next role you find.
Install the Chrome extension and save your next LinkedIn posting. You can build a clearer record of your first job search one application at a time.