Apply smarter.
Get hired faster.
Answer a short set of questions once. From then on we find remote roles that actually fit you, write a tailored resume and cover letter for each one, and submit the application on your behalf.
Takes about 6 minutes. Nothing is submitted until your answers are complete.
How it works
You answer questions once. Everything after that runs on its own.
1. We find the roles
Your answers become a filter: title, seniority, salary floor, and whether you want remote, hybrid, or on-site. Postings that miss on any of it are dropped before anyone looks at them.
2. We write the documents
A resume and cover letter are written for each specific posting, drawn only from the history you gave us. Your employers, dates, and titles are used exactly as you entered them — nothing is embellished or invented.
3. We submit it
The employer's own application form is filled in and sent, with both documents attached. Every question is answered from what you told us. If something can't be answered truthfully, that application stops rather than guessing.
What lands in your account
Two lists, and nothing else to wade through.
Applications that went all the way through
Confirmed by the employer's own confirmation page. Each entry shows the company, the role, the salary if it was published, when it was sent, and the exact resume and cover letter that went with it.
This is the only list most people ever need to read.
The few we can't finish alone
Some employers email a verification code or put a puzzle in front of the submit button. We can't complete those for you. You get a direct link to the posting plus the finished resume and cover letter, so it's a two-minute job instead of an hour.
You can switch this list off entirely and only ever see confirmed submissions.
Questions people ask first
The short answers. Nothing here changes once you've signed up.
How does remotejobhunter.com find jobs for me?
Your answers become a filter: title, seniority, salary floor, and whether you want remote, hybrid, or on-site. Postings that miss on any of it are dropped before anyone looks at them.
Who writes the resume and cover letter?
A resume and cover letter are written for each specific posting, drawn only from the work history you provide. Your employers, dates, and titles are used exactly as you entered them — nothing is embellished or invented.
Are applications really submitted for me?
Yes. The employer's own application form is filled in and sent with both documents attached. If a question can't be answered truthfully from your answers, that application stops rather than guessing.
What happens when an employer requires a verification code or puzzle?
Those can't be completed automatically. You get a direct link to the posting plus the finished resume and cover letter, so it's a two-minute job instead of an hour. You can also hide these entirely and only ever see confirmed submissions.
How long does signing up take?
About six minutes — a nine-step walkthrough covering contact details, target roles, location and work arrangement, pay expectations, work authorization, availability, work history, and tone. Nothing is submitted until your answers are complete.
Ready when you are
Six minutes of questions, once. Then applications go out without you touching them.
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