Business · Companies · 14 hrs ago
Swiss AI platform helps jobseekers find roles and prepare applications
Job cuts and uncertainty are worrying some workers in Switzerland’s financial sector.
Bewerbino is an AI platform developed by Arthur Ergen to help people search for jobs.
It matches a user’s qualifications with job listings and drafts a tailored cover letter for each role.
A former Swiss bank employee received an interview invitation after five days using the platform, then chose a different employer.
Users decide for themselves which applications to send.
Ergen says the tool can help qualified applicants avoid being overlooked when their CV uses different wording from a job listing.
About 300 people had registered by October, and roughly one in eight paid to use it.
Swiss AI platform Bewerbino searches for suitable jobs and prepares tailored application letters for jobseekers.
Its developer, Arthur Ergen, says the service is intended to help applicants use AI as employers increasingly use it to screen applications.
Users upload a CV and can choose to add other documents; they decide which applications to send.
One former Swiss bank employee said Bewerbino helped him find a role and secure an interview invitation five days after he began searching with the platform.
Ergen said the platform had about 300 registered users in October, and around one in eight paid for the service.
- Who
- Bewerbino, developed by Arthur Ergen, helps jobseekers find roles and prepare applications.
- What
- The AI platform matches users’ qualifications with job listings and creates tailored application letters.
- When
- Bewerbino launched in June; the article reported its user figures in October.
- Where
- Switzerland. The article describes the platform in the context of the Swiss financial sector.
- Why
- Ergen says he wants jobseekers to benefit from AI as employers use it to assess applications.
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Bewerbino launched.
A former Swiss bank employee received an invitation to an interview with Swiss Life’s wealth management division.
Ergen said Bewerbino had about 300 registered users, around one in eight of whom paid for the service.
- Developer
- Arthur Ergen
- Launch
- June
- Registered users
- About 300 in October
- Paying users
- Around one in eight
- Interview invitation
- Five days after a user began searching with Bewerbino
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