JobsRadarSG searches MyCareersFuture and Careers@Gov every day using the keywords you set, then emails you one daily digest with everything that matched — so you check one inbox instead of two portals.
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If you've been job hunting in Singapore for more than a week, you already know this routine.
Log into MyCareersFuture, type your keywords, scroll the results. Log into Careers@Gov, type the same keywords again, scroll again. Multiply that by every portal you're tracking, and it's easy to skip one, forget a keyword variation, or just not get to it today — which is exactly how a good listing slips past you before you ever see it.
Even when you do search, most portals just check whether a word appears in the listing — not whether the role fits your background. Type "project manager" and you'll get every listing with those two words in it, whether or not it has anything to do with your actual experience. You're still the one reading page after page to find what's relevant.
No AI, no black box — just the repetitive part of your search, automated. Here's exactly what happens:
Add the role titles, skills, or companies you're targeting once — no need to retype them anywhere else.
Every day, JobsRadarSG checks MyCareersFuture and Careers@Gov for new listings matching your keywords — so you don't have to.
Get one email a day listing every match, with links — a couple of minutes to scan instead of an hour hunting across portals.
In short, right now JobsRadarSG:
We're early — free to use, and building in the open. Here's what's next, not available yet.
Move beyond simple keyword matching to cut down false positives — so a search for "analyst" stops surfacing every unrelated role that happens to use the word.
Score and rank listings against your resume, so the most relevant ones rise to the top — freeing up the time you'd spend sorting through results to actually polish your CV and prep for interviews.
Read answers to the most common questions about how JobsRadarSG scans, matches, and notifies.
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