I’m looking for a job

If you are looking for a job, UntilSeen is how you do the questions and the code once. Matching companies can find you while you are in the pool. Pause hides you from every company, except for roles you applied to yourself. It is not a public board, and you are not applying into a pile of CVs.

How it helps

You do not rewrite the same proof every week for a company that may never read it. A resume fills the profile. Then questions and a short piece of code. Those are marked for this sitting. Matching companies can see you until you pause.

Rules

• You must be 18 or older. Use your own email and your own work.
• Do not submit someone else’s answers or code as yours.
• During the code sitting, an assistant is allowed on the last question. That chat is kept with the attempt.
• Leaving, switching tabs, or opening another window during the questions or the timed code can be recorded. The clock keeps running.
• You can pause being considered for every company at once from Home.

How to use it

1. Create an account as looking for a job. Sign up.
2. Add a resume. The profile fills from it: headline, years, city, skills, pay. Check it, then add preferred location, CTC, and notice.
3. Sit the questions. Then the short piece of code. Read your report.
4. While you are in the pool, a company that opens a matching role can see you. You do not pick companies one by one.
5. If you want to stop, pause on Home. That hides you from every company until you resume. Roles you applied to yourself keep your results.

What companies see

They see your profile, questions, code, and a match to that job. Who appears uses skills, years, city, and pay. The match number weighs profile fit, questions, code on your own, and code with the AI assistant by what that company says matters most for the job, such as strong fundamentals or working well with AI. They do not get a single number that claims to rank you as a person. Your email, phone, links, and resume reach a company only after you say I'm interested to its role. Companies see your best sitting from the last 6 months; older sittings stay in your account but no longer count.

Getting asked sooner

Companies are shown a short list of people we recommend for each role: both parts done, and nothing in the job description that rules you out, such as city, work arrangement, years, notice, or pay. Keep your profile up to date so these are right. If you are serving notice, add your last working day; companies looking for people who can join soon filter on it. You can also say you have an offer in hand, with its CTC if you like. We never ask which company, and companies see it for 60 days. If you are job hunting now, tick I'm actively looking on Home; companies that shortlist you see it, and it switches off by itself after 60 days. People who answer asks, yes or no, are put forward a little sooner.

If something breaks during a sitting

If the problem was on our side, such as a site error, the assistant not answering, or the site being down, open Get help on that sitting's report within 7 days of the sitting and tell us what happened. If you cannot sign in, write to hello@untilseen.com with your account email instead. One request per sitting. We check our records. When the fault was ours, we reset that sitting so it no longer counts, and you can sit again straight away for free. We email you either way. Problems on your side, such as your own internet or device, or leaving the page, are not a reason to reset.

Privacy in short

Full detail is in the privacy policy. You can ask for a copy, a correction, or deletion through your data.