AidViseHack the Hustle

One hire, two sides, one thread.

AidVise works out what a person is actually suited to, writes them a resume for the specific role they are applying to, and hands the employer scored candidates instead of a folder of PDFs. Both sides follow the same application from first question to first day.

15 minInterest assessment
6Interest dimensions scored
3Career paths matched
1Resume per listing, tailored

Personalisation

It starts by learning what the work should feel like.

The assessment scores six interest dimensions and matches them against the interest profile of real career families. The result is not a job title guess — it is a ranked explanation the candidate can read, question, and act on.

1. Engineering & Industrial
86%
Realistic Investigative Conventional

Designing, operating and maintaining physical systems, infrastructure and industrial processes.

Resume Generator

Written against the listing it is for — the wording follows the role, not a template.

4 Resumes · 11 Tailored
Browse Jobs

Openings ranked against the candidate's matched fields, not an untargeted feed.

8 in Marketing & Growth

The flow

From a job listing to a first day — seen from both sides.

The candidate and the employer each have their own sequence. Four moments are shared: the two tracks meet, and the same application carries the state forward.

Job seeker Employer
01

Take the assessment

Fifteen minutes of questions about the work itself, not job titles.

02

Read the matched paths

Three career families, ranked, each with the reasoning behind it.

03

Browse matched openings

Live listings inside those fields, with the skills each one asks for.

04

Generate a tailored resume

Written for that listing and kept, so the next application starts ahead.

01

Post the listing

Role, career family, required skills, salary and location.

02

Attach screening questions

Asked automatically, answered before the first conversation.

03

Attach the prep pack

Directions, timing, instructions — released when an interview is set.

Application submitted The candidate applies with the tailored resume. The employer receives it scored on skills, experience, interest fit and written answers.
05

Answer the screening

In the app, at their own pace, before anyone schedules anything.

04

Review the shortlist

Sorted by score, filtered by component. Opening a resume marks it reviewed — no manual bookkeeping.

Interview scheduled The prep pack unlocks for the candidate. If the time does not work, they propose another and the employer answers in the same thread.
06

Prepare properly

Location, time, instructions and the questions the company expects to ask.

05

Decide

Move the application forward or close it. Either way the candidate is told.

Hired The application closes on both sides, and the candidate keeps every resume and result they built along the way.

For both sides

Neither side is doing the other's work.

Job seeker

Applications that argue their own case.

  • A ranked, explained view of which fields fit, and why.
  • A resume written for each listing, kept and reusable.
  • Every application's real status, not silence after submitting.
  • Interview details and prep material from the company itself.

Employer

A shortlist instead of an inbox.

  • Applicants scored on skills, experience, fit and written answers.
  • Screening answered before the first call, not during it.
  • Listings shown to candidates whose interests match the field.
  • Review state recorded from what you actually did.

Built for the people who are still figuring it out.