Creator here. This is a little project I'm working on to apply some better natural language processing to job searching. As it stands now with most job search engines, a search for "software engineer" won't return jobs posted as "software developer" when obviously these jobs should appear in the same results. As such, I'm applying some machine learning/language processing to try and group relevant jobs together. The site currently has about 20,000 jobs and is adding about 3,000 per day - by no means comprehensive, but the list of sources is growing. About 80% of jobs found are tagged with a correct career tag. Take a look at some examples:

* https://www.employiq.com/jobs/all/programming - contains all jobs relating to software development, even though they have a wide range of titles and descriptions.

* https://www.employiq.com/jobs/all/mobile-app - dives further into software development for mobile apps, iOS, and Android

* https://www.employiq.com/jobs/all/culinary - I'm not just focusing on tech jobs, I'm trying to categorize every common job in the USA.

Lots of little tweaks to make over the coming weeks, but I wanted to share what I've done so far and hear any feedback you all may have.

Edit: Email info@employiq.com to say hi.