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IWAJ — I Want A Job

No listings. No cover letters. Just your work.

Sign up, show what you've made, and let companies come to you.

The problem

Hundreds of applications. Zero replies.

Job portals are endless listings and people applying aimlessly into the void.

IWAJ removes the listing entirely.

For job seekers

Put up your work once. Never apply again.

01

Two minutes

Sign up

Name, craft, a one-line headline. That's it.

02

Proof of work

Show what you've made

  • Designers Behance, Dribbble or your site
  • Coders GitHub
  • Writers published pieces

Coders: just drop your GitHub username — we pull your repos, stars and languages automatically.

03

You never apply

Get handpicked

Companies browse and reach out to you directly.

For companies

Skip the applicant pile. Pick the people.

01

Browse

A huge wall of real people and real work

02

Filter

Narrow it down

  • Craft Design, Engineering, Writing, Marketing, Data
  • Location
  • Availability

03

Reach out

Handpick and message them directly

Hiring? Get early access

Why it's different

Proof, not promises.

No listings

Nobody applies blindly. There's nothing to apply to.

Work speaks first

Portfolio and GitHub up front. Résumé optional.

Companies reach out

The people hiring do the work of finding you.

Live wall

The talent wall. Browse, filter, handpick.

Real people first, then a fictional sample to show how it works.

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Sample profiles

Two minutes

Put up your work.

Free for job seekers, always. Your card goes straight onto the wall.

Comma-separated. The first three show on your card.

Availability

Questions, answered.

Is it free for job seekers?

Yes, always.

Do I need a résumé?

No. Your work is your résumé. You can add one later.

Can companies post jobs?

No. That's the point.

How do companies contact me?

They message you directly once they handpick you.

Your work email

We'll save your handpicks to it. We only ask once.