The jobs you would actually get.
arkerah is job matching for students and juniors in Europe. Tell it your story once, see only the roles you could plausibly land, and apply with a CV written for each one.
Free. It starts with a conversation about you.
Tell your story once.
Not a form. A conversation. You talk about what you studied, every job you have had, and the things you did outside work that say who you are. Upload a CV if you have one and it reads that too. A few minutes in, it knows more about you than any job board ever asked.
Only the jobs you would actually get.
Every open role is checked against your level, your languages, where you can work and what you have ruled out. What survives is ranked, strongest fit first, in one list with no cap. Each job carries one sentence saying why it sits where it does. Nothing on the screen is unscored.
A map, not a list.
Start at Europe. Zoom into a country, a region, a city. The list follows the map, so the jobs you see are always the jobs where you are looking. Every role is placed where the advert says it is, and when an advert names only a region, we say so instead of inventing a point.
A CV written for the role.
Pick a job and arkerah writes the CV for it from what it knows about you: your experience in the words that posting uses, nothing invented. Read it, correct it by chat, download it, and apply on the company's own page. The goal is a document you would send without editing. Until then, you always get to look first.
We tell you what we don't know yet.
Your brain page shows what arkerah has learned about you and how much each part weighs, with no fake percentage. When something is missing, a question waits behind the bell. Answer it and the matches move. If anything is wrong, say so in the chat and it is corrected on the spot.
You never touch a filter.
There are no chips to toggle and no checkboxes to tick. If you want different jobs, you tell the chat: a new language, a city you would move to, a company you would rather not see. It proposes the change, you say yes, and the list updates. Changing what we know about you is a conversation, not a settings page.
Five countries. Corporate roles only.
The Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany and Spain, from internships to senior roles in engineering, finance, marketing, sales, product, data, HR, legal, operations, design and supply chain. New roles arrive every day and are ranked for you as they land. More countries follow.
Questions
Is arkerah free?
Yes. Creating an account, the conversation, the job list, the map and the CV are free while we are in early access. If a paid tier comes later, you will hear about it here first, and nothing you already have will be taken away.
Which countries does it cover?
The Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany and Spain today. You can search in any of them from anywhere; where you can legally work is a question we ask once, and the map does the rest. Other European countries are on the way.
Where do the jobs come from?
From public job listings. We collect them, remove duplicates, place each one on the map, and keep only corporate roles across eleven job functions. Some listings are incomplete or out of date, and when that is true of one we show you, we say so.
Does arkerah apply for me?
No. It finds the roles you could get and writes the CV for each, then hands you the link to the company's own application page. Applying is yours, and so is the decision.
Why do I see fewer jobs than on a job board?
Because the list is filtered before it is ranked. Roles that require a level, a language or a work permit you do not have are removed rather than shown further down. Fewer, defensible jobs beat more, technically relevant ones. If you want to see everything, the map has a view for that too.
What happens to my data?
It is used to rank jobs for you and to write your CVs, and for nothing else. You can export everything we hold at any time from Settings, correct any fact in the chat, and delete the account from Settings. We do not sell data and we do not read your LinkedIn profile.
Do I need a CV to start?
No. The conversation is the source; a CV only speeds it up. Students with one internship and a part-time job get a ranked list the same way a senior does, because what you did and what drives you count more than the number of lines.
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