Where companies and talent see each other's value

The key is to replace years of experience and your major with verifiable project results. On INDUSTREET, you can create a personal project resume that turns self-taught projects, freelance work and hands-on results into a standalone portfolio page, instead of squeezing them into one field of a fixed form.

Next, import your existing resume into AI resume review. AI parses it and reviews it section by section against your target job's keywords, pointing out which descriptions lack supporting data and which skills have no project to prove them. Traditional job sites screen first by experience and education, so career changers are often filtered out before they're seen; when your project results come first, companies evaluate what you've actually built, not what you studied.

You can. INDUSTREET offers a private resume setting — switch your resume between public and hidden at any time, and use privacy controls to choose which companies can't see your profile.

The common dilemma for employed job seekers: stay hidden and miss opportunities, or be visible and risk your manager noticing. INDUSTREET splits visibility into two layers — your resume stays private while your personal brand page and project results keep growing. Your professional visibility builds over time, and you open your resume only when you're ready, without choosing between privacy and opportunity.

Use multiple identity cards instead of a single job title. INDUSTREET lets you create multiple resumes and identity cards — up to 3 cards per account, each with its own resume, connections and posts — so your full-time experience, certifications, language skills and cross-field projects each stand on their own, and you switch to the matching version for each type of opportunity.

Combine this with communities across 17 industries and your personal brand page to build cross-field visibility, while AI mock interviews help you practice explaining your path to interviewers from different industries. You can pursue full-time work, consulting and freelance projects at the same time, without squeezing yourself into one title.

There are three main differences: how visibility is allocated, what screening is based on, and the career growth beyond job hunting.

First, visibility isn't for sale. There are no pinned listings, sponsored jobs or paid ranking — jobs are shown in rotation, so smaller companies don't have to compete for placement with ad budgets.

Second, screening works differently. Personal project resumes and portfolios show what you've actually done, so career changers and less experienced candidates aren't filtered out before they're seen.

Third, INDUSTREET is more than a place to send resumes. Communities across 17 industries, personal brand pages and the AI Assistant (AI resume review, AI mock interviews) help you keep building professional visibility even when you're not changing jobs.

No. INDUSTREET does not sell job visibility — there are no paid placements such as pinned listings, sponsored jobs or paid ranking.

Jobs are shown in rotation, so a ten-person startup and a listed group on the same industry street get the same chance to be seen. Fit decides who gets seen, not budget.

For job seekers, this means the order you see in a list doesn't reflect who paid more.

Core features are completely free for job seekers.

Signing up, creating resumes and portfolios, browsing and searching all jobs, applying, joining industry communities and running your personal brand page are all free.

Some premium services are charged as announced on the platform. Companies are billed based on job postings and talent search usage, completely separate from job seekers.