For people job hunting while employed

    Apply to the right roles before the pile forms

    You don't have evenings to spend rewriting a CV. Drever watches the career pages that matter and hands you a tailored resume the moment something fits.

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    Free to join. No card, no spam — one email when we launch.

    Drever open on a phone, showing a job ready to swipe

    Looking while you're employed is a scheduling problem more than an ambition one. The good roles are posted on a Tuesday morning and buried by Thursday, and the hour you would need to tailor a CV properly is the hour you do not have.

    Drever removes the hour. Import the profile you already keep current on LinkedIn, set the titles and cities you would actually move for, and matching roles come to you. One tap produces a resume built around that specific posting: its vocabulary, your experience, reordered to lead with whatever the role is asking for.

    It is quiet, too. Nothing is posted, nothing is announced to your network, and nothing is sent on your behalf. You review every application before it leaves.

    Built for a search you cannot advertise

    Import the profile you already keep current

    Export your LinkedIn profile as a PDF and bring it straight in. No retyping fifteen years of history into another form.

    Roles reach you at the top of the pile

    We read company career pages every fifteen minutes rather than waiting for an aggregator to index them. Applying on day one instead of day three is the cheapest advantage available to anyone.

    Reframing, for a career change

    Moving sideways is largely a translation problem: the same work, described in the target field’s language. Tailoring against each posting does that translation on every application, without changing what you actually did.

    You know when it was opened

    Recruiter CV views are reported back to you, so you can tell a slow process from a dead one.

    Four steps that fit between meetings

    1. Bring in your CV or LinkedIn export

      One upload, PDF either way.

    2. Set the titles and cities worth moving for

      Several of each — 'Head of Operations' and 'Operations Director' across three cities is a single search.

    3. Get told when something lands

      A notification when a role matches, not a digest three days later.

    4. Tailor and apply in a gap

      Ten to fifteen seconds for the CV, then it is yours to review and send.

    Questions from people already in a job

    Will my current employer find out I am looking?

    Not through us. Drever posts nothing, notifies nobody, and does not advertise your activity to your network. The process stays between you and the employer you choose to apply to.

    I am changing industries. Does tailoring still help?

    It is where it helps most. A career switch usually fails on vocabulary rather than capability: your experience is right but described in the wrong field’s terms. Tailoring against each posting rewrites your history in that industry’s language without changing the substance.

    Can I import my LinkedIn profile instead of a CV file?

    Yes. LinkedIn lets you export your profile as a PDF, and that import is supported directly — useful when your profile is more current than any resume file you still have.

    I only want senior roles in two cities. Is that too narrow?

    That is the intended use. Multi-title, multi-city search exists precisely so a narrow, specific search can be watched continuously without you checking anything.

    How is this different from LinkedIn's own job alerts?

    Two things. We read company career pages directly, so roles reach you ahead of the aggregation delay. And the alert arrives with a tailored CV attached to it rather than a link and an empty evening.

    Job hunt without losing your evenings

    Drever is in private beta. Join the waitlist for early access.

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    Drever is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by LinkedIn. You can find us on LinkedIn at LinkedIn. More about Drever.