Every morning Career Sentinel reads the new job ads in Germany and scores each one against your experience. German not your first language? It also checks how much German each ad really wants, and whether it fits your visa. You only see the ones worth your time.
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Tap a level and watch the scores change.
Upload your CV once and tell it your German level. Then every morning looks like this. Real screens, made-up person.
1 · Every morning
Only jobs at your bar make the list. The rest is counted, so you know it looked.
Your matches
Customer success · Stuttgart, 50 km · last scan 07:12
3worth your evening
2 · Every job
Your level next to the ad's, on the A1 to C2 scale. If it asks for more than you have, you see that first.
Worth your evening
1 fits you · 1 good to know
Customer Success Manager (m/w/d)
Muster Software GmbH · Stuttgart
GermanAd asks for A2 · you have A2
Fits you
Needs A2 German · you have A2Good to know
Near youWhy 84%. Three years onboarding SaaS customers is what they ask for. The team works in English, and A2 is enough for the office.
Write my CV + cover letter3 · When you want it
Written from your own CV. Nothing invented. You always press send.
Letter in English on purpose. The ad is in German, but a German letter would promise more German than Alex speaks.
Lots of "English" ads hide a German requirement in the last lines.
"I built this because I'm the customer."
I'm Maher, an international in Stuttgart with A2 German. Job boards showed me thousands of jobs I could never get and buried the ones I could. So I built the filter I needed. Now it's open to anyone in the same boat.
Free for the first wave. Tell me your situation and your matches fit you from day one.