A straightforward guide to using Onlano
What you can do here, where the jobs come from, and exactly what happens when you apply.
For job seekers
Search and save
Search open roles by keyword, then filter by category, country, work mode, job type and pay. Save anything you want to come back to. We only list roles posted in the last 90 days, because older ones are often closed.
Prepare your application
Every job page links to free tools with the job details filled in: check your resume against it, draft a cover letter or practice likely questions.
Apply
Use the apply button on the job page to send your CV and details through Onlano. The next section explains who receives them.
What happens when you apply
This matters, so here it is plainly.
| The listing | What you do | Who sees it |
|---|---|---|
| The employer has an account on Onlano | Apply with your Onlano profile and CV | The employer, in their Onlano dashboard |
| The employer is not on Onlano yet | Apply on Onlano with your CV | The Onlano team, who email you if there is a next step. It is not sent to the employer automatically |
Where the jobs come from
Some jobs are posted directly by employers. Others come from job feeds and from companies' public careers pages, and those employers may not know their job appears here. A badge means the company has claimed its profile and passed our review.
We use AI to restructure listings into plain language, and software checks that it has not added facts the source did not state. We only show a salary when the source gives one. Our editorial policy has the details.
For employers
Add and verify your company
Create a company or agency account and add your company. Verified companies can publish one free job a month. If your company already appears here from a feed, contact us to claim it.
Post the job
Write the role yourself or start from the job description generator. We tidy the text for readability. You can edit it at any time.
Review applicants
Applicants appear in your dashboard with their CV and details. Paid plans give you more posts and full access to applicants. See pricing.
Stay safe
- Never pay to apply for a job, or for training or equipment before you start.
- Check the employer through its own website, not just through a link in a message.
- Do not share bank details or ID documents until you have a verified, written offer.
Read how to spot fake job postings, and report anything suspicious.