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Four short sections and you are live. Everything after that is optional.

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Full Name *

The name employers will see. Use the one on your resume.

Professional Headline *

Your role, then one thing that sets you apart: a specialty, years, or a result. Example: Customer Support Lead, 6 years in SaaS, 95% CSAT.

Primary role you're seeking *

The title employers search for. Pick the one that matches the jobs you apply to most.

Can't find your role? Email us to add it.

Also open to (optional)

Other titles you would take. Example: Full Stack Developer, React Developer

Resume / CV *

Click or drop a file to upload your resume

PDF, DOC, DOCX up to 10MB. Keep it to 1–2 pages and tailor it for remote roles.

Skills *

Which tools, languages or methods could you talk about in an interview? Pick 5–15. The list stays open until you press Done.

Compensation *

In US dollars. Employers filter salary and hourly rate separately, so fill in whichever you would accept, or both to show up in both searches.

Annual salary for full-time roles

Minimum

$ /yr

Maximum

$ /yr

Hourly rate for contract and freelance work

Rate

$ /hr

Saved as whole dollars; $62.50 becomes $63.

Most recent role or project

Where did you work last, and on what? One line.

One measurable result

What changed because of your work? Use a number: revenue, time saved, tickets closed, users gained.

Work sample or case study link (optional)

Something an employer can open in ten seconds: a repo, a case study, a live product or a slide deck.

Profile Description *

Answer four questions: What do you do? For how long? What are two things you achieved? What kind of remote role do you want next? Up to 2,000 characters.

Aim for 150+ words.

0/2,000

English Proficiency (Speaking & Writing) *

Most remote employers require at least professional-level English.

Remote Work Experience *

How long have you worked from home or with a distributed team? Employers strongly prefer people who have done it before.

Hours you can work during the US business day *

Based on when you are available, wherever you live. Most employers need at least 4 hours.

Profile Photo

Use a clear, professional headshot with good lighting. No logos or group photos.

Click or drop a file to upload

PNG, JPG, WEBP up to 5MB

Country of residence

Where you live and pay taxes. Employers use this to check who they can hire.

Timezone

City-based, so daylight saving is handled for you.

Notice Period

If you got an offer today, when could you start? Candidates who can start sooner get contacted first.

Years of Experience

How many years have you worked in your field, remote or not?

Experience Level

Match the level to your current ability, not just tenure.

Highest Degree

Many remote companies value skills over degrees. Self-taught is respected.

Field of Study

Helps employers searching for domain-specific backgrounds.

LinkedIn Profile

Most-checked link by employers. Keep it current.

Personal Website

Portfolio, blog, or personal site. Shows depth of work.

GitHub Profile

Valuable for technical roles. Open source contributions stand out.

Twitter / X

Useful if you share industry insights or have a professional following.

Job Type Preferences

Which arrangements would you accept? Select all that apply. More types means more matches.

Full-time Part-time Contract Freelance

Open to

Which of these would you agree to during hiring? Check all that apply.

Video interviews Paid trial / test task Background check NDA signing

Date of Birth

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Gender

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