Match AI training jobs to your resume
Drop a PDF, DOCX or text file. Your browser reads it, pulls out your skills and languages, and ranks all 1,131 open roles from 16 platforms against them. The file never leaves your device, and there is no sign-up.
Drop your resume here
PDF, DOCX or TXT. Or click to choose a file.
Read in your browser. Never uploaded.
No file handy? Paste text or pick skills
What it looks for
Specialists earn the most in AI training work, because labs need people who can judge answers in a real field. The matcher reads your resume for these areas and for 25 languages, then shows the roles that ask for what you already have.
Generalist 373Languages 257Coding 139Medical 81Legal 75Math & Science 66Audio & Video 56Finance 55Writing 29
Common questions
Is my resume uploaded anywhere?
No. Your browser opens the file and reads the text on your own device. Nothing is sent to a server, and nothing is stored. If you close the tab, it is gone. Only the skill tags you keep are saved, and only in your browser.
Which file types work?
PDF, DOCX and plain text. A scanned PDF with no text layer will not work, so paste your text instead. Files up to 8 MB are accepted.
How does the matching work?
Your resume is scanned for skills, fields and languages. Every one of the 1131 open roles is then scored on how much of what it asks for you already have, with a small boost for better-paid and newly posted roles. You can add or remove any skill afterwards and the list re-ranks instantly.
Do I still have to apply on the platform?
Yes. Overhours never takes applications. Each Apply button opens that platform's own page, where you sign up and complete their screening.