The fit, in focus.

Iris pulls every open role off the boards of companies I actually want to work for. Last count, 17,363 postings. It throws out the ones I have no business reading, reads the rest against my résumé, and writes down why each one scored what it did.

01 Hand it a résumé. That is the whole setup. Iris works out what you are after from the document itself. No forms, no keyword lists.

02 It does the scrolling. Wrong title, wrong city, pay under your floor: gone before anyone reads them. What survives gets read against your résumé and scored, a couple of cents a role, with the reasons on the card.

03 You read twenty, not seventeen thousand. Save one and Iris hands you who holds that title there, who you already know inside, and who is hiring for it.

The math: 17,363 open roles at a minute each is 289 hours of LinkedIn and Indeed. Iris read them for under two dollars and put 19 on my board. Four scored above 70. Those are the ones I opened.

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The fit, in focus.

01 Hand it a résumé. That is the whole setup. Iris works out what you are after from the document itself. No forms, no keyword lists.

03 You read twenty, not seventeen thousand. Save one and Iris hands you who holds that title there, who you already know inside, and who is hiring for it.

The math: 17,363 open roles at a minute each is 289 hours of LinkedIn and Indeed. Iris read them for under two dollars and put 19 on my board. Four scored above 70. Those are the ones I opened.

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