Careerist (YC S21) — Learning platform for job seekers with job applications automation
Careerist is an ed-fintech platform that trains job seekers for tech careers (in QA, Sales, Support & more), finances them and automates their job hunting. Our B2B2C platform aggregates job seekers, tutors and employers – streamlining training and placement.
Careerist is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2021 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Learning platform for job seekers with job applications automation. The founders listed are Ivan Tsybaev (Founder), Max Glubochansky (Co-Founder & CBO), Max Gusakov (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, July 27, 2021).
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Careerist is an ed-fintech platform that trains job seekers for tech careers (in QA, Sales, Support & more), finances them and automates their job hunting. Our B2B2C platform aggregates job seekers, tutors and employers – streamlining training and placement.
Techcrunch: "Edtech meets SaaS in Careerist’s job placement learning platform. The startup trains job seekers through live and self-paced training taught by third-party tutors. The adaptive learning software is meant to help candidates prep for tech interviews. Once a candidate is well equipped, Careerist uses automation to help them apply for jobs."
Ivan Tsybaev
Founder
Max Glubochansky
Co-Founder & CBO
Max Gusakov
Founder
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