How to Create a Job with AI in Sprint CV

How to Create a Job with AI in Sprint CV

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From a job description to a shortlisted job posting, Sprint CV can generate the listing, set the criteria, and populate it with matching consultants, all in one flow.

Prefer to watch instead of read? Here’s the full walkthrough:

Open “New Job with AI”

Head over to your company page. Click “More” under the Active Jobs section, then click “New Job with AI.”

create a job with AI in Sprint CV
create a job with AI in Sprint CV

Enter the job listing and feature image

On the new window, enter your job listing or requirements, and select a feature image from your desktop. Then, click “Generate Job.”

create a job with AI in Sprint CV

Review the listing and choose what to display

On the next window, review the generated job listing, and choose whether to display the salary or contact information. Click “Next” once you’re done.

create a job with AI in Sprint CV

Review the tech stack and add filters

You’ll also get a tab to review the tech stack for the job, along with its levels of experience and relevance. You can also add more filters, such as certifications, industries and languages.

create a job with AI in Sprint CV

Can I add filters beyond the tech stack?

Yes, you can also add certifications, industries and languages as filters for the job.

Save your changes

When you’re satisfied with the changes, click “Save.”

Autopopulate with consultants

The next popup asks if you want to populate the job listing with consultants from your talent pool, along with the number of consultants and the minimum match score. Press “Autopopulate” to do it.

create a job with AI in Sprint CV

Publish the job

Your job is now created, with the list of candidates already there. All you need to do is change its status to online and public to start sharing it.

create a job with AI in Sprint CV

Create a job with AI checklist

  • ✓Click “More” under Active Jobs on your company page
  • ✓Click “New Job with AI”
  • ✓Enter the job listing and select a feature image
  • ✓Click “Generate Job”
  • ✓Review the listing and toggle salary and contact info
  • ✓Review the tech stack and add filters, if needed
  • ✓Click “Save”
  • ✓Set the number of consultants and minimum score, then click “Autopopulate”
  • ✓Set the job status to online and public to publish it

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I create a job with AI?

Click “More” under Active Jobs, then “New Job with AI,” enter the listing and image, and click “Generate Job.”

Can I control what information is displayed on the job listing?

Yes, you can choose whether to show the salary and contact information when reviewing the listing.

How do I add candidates to the job automatically?

Set the number of consultants and the minimum match score, then click “Autopopulate.”

How do I publish the job once it’s ready?

Change its status to online and public.

What’s next

Once your job is live with a shortlist, the next steps are reviewing and contacting your candidates, and sharing the job link.

Still have questions about creating jobs with AI? Send an email to hello@sprintcv.com and our team will walk you through it.

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Post it, populate it, done.

See the full Sprint CV onboarding guide.

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