AI Job Search Automation using n8n & Apify I built an end to end AI powered job search automation...

AI Job Search Automation using n8n & Apify I built an end to end AI powered job search automation...AI Job Search Automation using n8n & Apify I built an end to end AI powered job search automation...

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SHERIFF ADEYEMI

• Jan 21

AI Job Search Automation using n8n & Apify

I built an end to end AI powered job search automation that eliminates manual job hunting by automatically discovering, analysing, and delivering relevant job opportunities.

This workflow uses Apify to scrape live job listings from Indeed and LinkedIn, processes the data in n8n, and applies OpenAI (GPT 4o) to score job relevance and generate concise summaries. The system runs daily and sends a curated email digest with the best job matches.

This solution is ideal for job seekers, recruiters, talent agencies, and founders who want a scalable, hands free job discovery system.

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max

• Mar 28

Been testing Omma for about a week now, it's Spline's new AI tool that generates 3D scenes purely from text. I put together a quick walkthrough showing how it works and what you can actually build with it. Still early days for the tool, but the iteration speed is incredibly compelling.

Don't forget to check out the Omma Buildathon challenge: https://on.contra.com/8PWMTp

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Yeasin Arafat

• Mar 29

Wow great work

Dennis Lubiano

• Mar 29

I am currently doing some mock up projects that I see in job posting sites and try to build it. Challenging my self to hone my skills in n8n. I try to use Gemini and Claude Code to build me the json code and to edit it myself.

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Hussein Adebayo

• Mar 31

Keep it up Dennis, an advice use perplexity to do research for something similar then plan it all out with claude, much easier to build yourself that way.