Hiro
800K+ jobs from 12,000+ companies scored to your profile.
A AI & ML tool by Sharven Rane on Smol Launch.
- Pricing
- See website
- Launched
- June 2026
- Website
- hirocareers.com
About
Hiro is an AI job platform that actually understands who you are as a candidate. Instead of making you scroll through thousands of irrelevant listings, Hiro scores every job against your profile, looking at your skills, experience, salary expectations, location, work authorization, and career goals. You see a clear match percentage for every role, so you know where you stand before you apply.
We aggregate over 800,000 live jobs from more than 12,000 companies, pulled straight from company career pages and applicant tracking systems like Greenhouse, Lever, Workday, and Ashby. That means fresh listings and no ghost jobs.
If you need visa sponsorship, Hiro has you covered with a built in H-1B sponsor database and filters that automatically remove companies that won't sponsor, so you stop wasting time on dead end applications.
Hiro also goes beyond search. The AI resume builder tailors your resume to each job, mock interviews help you practice and get feedback before the real thing, and auto apply submits applications to your matched roles while you focus on the opportunities that matter most. The more you use it, the smarter your matches get.
It's free to start, with Pro and Elite plans when you want more.
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Hiro
Current800K+ jobs from 12,000+ companies scored to your profile.
Launched on June 15, 2026#214
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