Write a CV that prints as real text, search a board of 6,903 roles, and keep every application in one place instead of a spreadsheet you stopped updating.
Free to start · No design skills needed · Your CV stays yours
| APP-2026-0143 | Performance Marketing ManagerBerlin | In review | Follow up, 4 days late |
| APP-2026-0139 | Planning EngineerFrankfurt | Interview | Thu 4 Sep, 11:00 |
| APP-2026-0136 | SEO ManagerBerlin | Applied | Waiting since 22 Aug |
A structured CV you can update in minutes and print whenever you need it.
Filter the board by country, working pattern and keyword until what is left is worth reading.
A cover letter for each role, drawn from your CV, in English or German.
Every application from saved to offer, with the follow-up you owe on Thursday.
Your CV
Fill in your roles and what changed because you were there. Hirepath handles the layout, so you spend your time on the words rather than on tab stops in Word.
Ahmedabad, India · +91 00000 00000
Seven years across paid search and marketing automation for industrial, FMCG and SaaS clients.
Senior Digital Marketing Executive2021 – present
The board
Every posting on the board has a real way to apply — a link or an email — because one without either is a dead end, and those never get published.
Cover letters
Written from your CV and the posting you are answering. Every claim in it has to come from your own CV — nothing invented, because inventions get found out at the interview.
Berlin, 4 September 2026
Dear hiring team,
I have spent seven years running paid acquisition for businesses that sell to other businesses. The part of your posting about owning a seven-figure budget with a team of four is the part I want to talk about.
At Crest Group I rebuilt our GA4 and server-side tracking after two years of unreliable attribution…
Every move is written to the record, so you can see what happened and when, months later.
Your applications
Each application gets a reference and a paper trail. Set what you owe next and the date it is due, and anything you miss turns red on your dashboard.
Email and a password. Nothing else to fill in before you can start.
Your roles, what changed because of you, your skills and languages.
Filter the board and save anything worth pursuing.
Write the letter, send it, then follow it through to an answer.
A CV that shows what you can do when you have not done it professionally yet.
Keep a current CV ready, so a good opening never catches you unprepared.
Put the skills that carry across at the front, where they get read.
Apply abroad with letters written to local convention, not translated from English.
Build the CV. Find the roles. Follow the path.
Get started, it is free