Interactive case study
2 months build window

JOBMOO

AI-Powered Autonomous Job Hunting Stack

A job search automation platform for scraping, AI matching, cover-letter generation, and multi-channel application workflows.

Headline outcome
Automated the end-to-end job hunt loop from sourcing to matching to application submission.
Business Outcome: Compressed the job-hunting lifecycle by automating multi-feed scraping, AI fit scoring, and application delivery.
Multi-source
Job Coverage
AI-scored
Fit Prioritization
Queued
Application Pipeline
ReactExpressMongoDBRedisPlaywrightOpenAI
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Project snapshot

Pending
Duration
2 months
Why it matters
Built a fullstack automation pipeline that compresses the manual job-hunting loop into a managed system.
Role focus
  • System architecture design
  • Lead fullstack engineering
  • AI automation workflow routing
  • Containerized security isolation
  • High-availability infrastructure tuning
Overview

Why this system had to exist

JOBMOO was built to reduce the repetitive overhead of searching roles, scoring fit, preparing outreach, and applying across multiple channels. Job seekers often spend more time collecting and filtering opportunities than actually pursuing the best ones. The platform needed to centralize that workflow and keep it visible through a dashboard.

Moment 01

A job search automation platform for scraping, AI matching, cover-letter generation, and multi-channel application workflows.

Moment 02

Built a fullstack automation pipeline that compresses the manual job-hunting loop into a managed system.

Moment 03

Compressed the job-hunting lifecycle by automating multi-feed scraping, AI fit scoring, and application delivery.

Stage 1 of 5
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Problem

What was breaking down

Job sources expose different formats, rate limits, and interaction models, which makes one unified workflow difficult. On top of that, tailoring applications manually does not scale when a candidate wants to move quickly without sacrificing quality. The system needed to scrape, score, generate materials, and submit actions while keeping progress observable and repeatable.

Moment 01

Opportunity Discovery

Manual site hopping

Moment 02

Application Prep

Manual tailoring each time

Moment 03

Execution Visibility

Scattered notes

Stage 2 of 5
Constraint map
Solution

The breakthrough and implementation path

I implemented a React and Express stack backed by MongoDB, Redis queues, and Playwright automation. The app pulls in opportunities from multiple sources, scores them against a profile, drafts supporting content, and can trigger application actions through supported channels. That turns a fragmented search process into a trackable system with real operational leverage.

Moment 01

The most valuable shift was treating job hunting like an automation pipeline rather than a list of one-off tasks. Once jobs become queued records with match scores, generated collateral, and delivery states, the operator can focus on review and strategy instead of repetitive browsing and copying.

Moment 02

React Dashboard

Moment 03

Express API + Socket Updates

Stage 3 of 5
Build system
Results

Before vs after, without the clutter

Outcome metrics stay visible while comparison details are compressed into large readable cards instead of long stacked panels.

Before

Opportunity Discovery

Manual site hopping

After

Optimized resolution

Centralized automated intake

Stage 4 of 5
Measured impact
Architecture

Layered architecture with one consistent layout

Explore the operating layers and the shipped feature set in the same wider content frame used across the full case study.

Active layer

React Dashboard

Multi-source job scraping across feeds, APIs, and browser automation
Ship 01

Multi-source job scraping across feeds, APIs, and browser automation

Ship 02

AI scoring against candidate profiles with personalized cover letters

Ship 03

Automated application delivery through email and form workflows

Ship 04

Live progress tracking via queues, sockets, and dashboard feedback

Stage 5 of 5
Architecture live