Setting up your profile

No. Only PDF files are accepted. Convert your Word document to PDF before uploading. Make sure the PDF contains selectable text (not a scanned image).

Yes. The parsed fields are fully editable. Review each field after upload and correct any inaccuracies manually.

Full name, email, phone number, city, country, and LinkedIn (or explicit opt-out) are required. Role summaries, projects, skills, and availability are optional but strongly recommended, as they directly affect how often you're matched with projects.

Project leads see a ranked list of candidates. Profiles with more detail, specific skills, and up-to-date availability are ranked higher and reviewed faster. An incomplete profile may not surface at all for some opportunities.

Yes. Your profile is a living document. Updates are reflected immediately and will apply to any future applications or project matching. However, updates won't retroactively change a decision already made on a past application.

You can explicitly opt out of providing a LinkedIn URL. However, having a LinkedIn profile linked adds credibility and may improve your ranking in candidate searches.

Focus on your education, coursework, research projects, and any relevant skills. Academic projects and thesis work are valuable, especially for domain-specific evaluation roles.

Currently, you can only upload one CV at a time. You can replace it at any point. Tailor your single CV to highlight the skills most relevant to the types of projects you want to work on.