Driving, courier, retail, hospitality, internships and more — browse real listings and apply with a CV you already have, or build one in minutes.
Walking routes for parcels and time-sensitive documents.
Delivery and courier driving roles, from cargo bikes to vans.
Fixed-term placements for students and recent graduates.
Proofreading, cataloguing and research assistant work.
Cafés, restaurants and bars, front of house or in the kitchen.
Blue Door Coffee Roasters · Oxford, UK
Lead weekend service, manage opening cash reconciliation, and support newer baristas on a specialty espresso setup.
Cambridge University Press · Cambridge, UK
Support copy-editing and production for academic monographs, including proofreading, metadata checks, and coordination with external typesetters.
Monzo Bank · London, UK
Work alongside the core ledger platform team on backend services, caching, and event-driven infrastructure. Suited to students with solid fundamentals in algorithms and Unix.
Fairhand asks targeted questions about your shifts, coursework and projects, then typesets a clean, ATS-friendly CV entirely in your browser.
Export a PDF or print directly. Your CV stays in this browser unless you choose to sync it.
A live page count keeps you on track for what your target region expects.
Set up a company profile and publish a listing — candidates apply directly, with clear hourly pay and shift expectations stated up front.
Yes. Browsing and applying to jobs is free, with no account required to search. Applying tracks the application in your own browser's Applications list.
No — if you don't have one yet, the apply page offers to build one with you in a couple of minutes, or you can upload an existing CV file instead.
Yes. Building, editing, coaching and downloading your CV as a PDF are all free, with no account required and no watermark. An optional free account only adds syncing between devices.
No. Your CV lives in your own browser and you can download it as a PDF without ever creating an account or giving an email address.
Whichever matches the job you're applying for. Every template here states who it suits and when to skip it — for most first jobs or internships, a single-column layout like Standard is the safe choice, because screening software reads plain layouts best.
One page in the US; one or two pages in the UK, Germany and most of Europe. The builder shows a live page count and warns you before you drift past what your target region expects.
It depends where you're applying. A photo is expected in Germany, accepted across much of Europe, and quietly disqualifying in the US and UK. Pick your country and the builder applies the local convention for you.
Your CV is stored in your browser and never sent anywhere unless you ask. Creating a PDF happens in your browser's print dialog. The optional AI tools say exactly what they send before they send it, and always wait for you to press the button.