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See your fit score on any job listing and automatically fill job applications. Hiro scores every job against your real profile and fills out applications for you. WHAT IT DOES - Automatic autofill. Open a job application and Hiro fills it in for you. No clicking, no copying, no retyping the same fields on every site. - Fit score on any listing. See a 0 to 100 match based on your skills, salary and visa needs before you spend time applying. - Built for visa seekers. Hiro answers the sponsorship and work authorization questions most job boards leave you to figure out alone. - Your resume, attached. Hiro adds your resume to the upload field where the form allows it. WHERE IT WORKS Hiro runs on the major job boards and on the applicant tracking systems most companies use to take applications, including forms embedded inside a company's own careers page. If a form is supported, filling starts on its own when you open it. WHAT IT WILL NOT TOUCH Hiro leaves fields alone when the answer is not yours to give: a previous employer's address, a reference's contact details, emergency contacts, and salary expectations. Blank is better than wrong on an application. HOW IT WORKS Sign in at hirocareers.com and fill in your profile. From then on, Hiro fills applications as you reach them. You can turn automatic filling off at any time. Hiro is free to start.
Aug 18, 2026
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