Set your preferences once. Only scouts that state your Required preferences reach you. No one sees your name until you answer interested.
Your preferences
Department
Preferred Location
Industry
Pay Floor
Any
English at Work
Work Style
Company
Next Role Level
Choose from seven preferences, such as pay floor, English at work and work style, and mark the ones you will not give up as Required.
No one sees your profile until you switch it on. Even then your name is not shown, and once you name your current employer it is blocked automatically.
A scout that does not state your Required preferences is refused before it reaches you. Your name goes only to a sender you answer "Interested".
Your profile starts hidden. You decide when to switch it on, and you can switch it off at any time.
Even when visible, your name and email address are not shown. Only a sender you answer "Interested" sees your name.
Your current employer is blocked automatically. Block any other company by name, corporate number or domain, and hide any field.
Your name, email address, resume and files are never on the card. Your current salary and company appear only if you switch them on. Past jobs show industry, company type, title and dates, never the company name.
Yes. AirTA is free for job seekers: signing up, receiving scouts and applying cost nothing.
Your profile is hidden until you switch it on. Even then your name is not shown, and once you name your current employer it is blocked automatically. You can block other companies too.
None, if you prefer. How much English you want to use is one of your preferences, and each posting shows the sentence it states about English.
Employers and recruitment agencies hiring through AirTA. Each scout is shown as its sender wrote it; AirTA never rewrites it.
Not unless you choose to. You can switch them on or off in your preferences at any time.
No. Set your preferences, and decide when a scout that states them arrives. Whether to reply is always up to you.
Free to join. Set your preferences, stay hidden, and hear only from roles that state them.