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Biotech Job Search Engine v1.0.0 — Initial Public Release

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@dportik dportik released this 14 Aug 14:38

The first public release of Biotech Job Search Engine.

A configurable job-discovery system for biotech, genomics, bioinformatics, computational biology, data science, and adjacent life-science careers.

Highlights

  • Multi-ATS job collection across a broad biotech/life-science company universe
  • Support for Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Oracle, iCIMS, SmartRecruiters, Jobvite, ADP, SuccessFactors, UltiPro, and custom career pages
  • Resume-driven user search profiles
  • Transparent scoring across role, scientific/domain, technical, operating-model, and leadership fit
  • Explicit seniority, mismatch, interaction, and location rules
  • SQLite job-history tracking
  • Ranked and new-match CSV exports
  • Human calibration workbook
  • Historical positive-control jobs for scoring calibration
  • GitHub Actions workflow for repeat searches
  • Optional email alerts for newly qualifying matches
  • ChatGPT-assisted personalization workflow
  • Collector/scoring regression tests
  • Public setup, privacy, troubleshooting, contribution, and security documentation

Design philosophy

Collection should be reusable; ranking should be personal.

The repository contains shared job-collection infrastructure and a generic starter profile. Each user should personalize the ranking model from their own resume, goals, preferences, and calibration ratings.

This is not an auto-apply bot. It automates discovery and prioritization so users can focus on high-quality applications.

Getting started

Start with START_HERE.md or the Quick Start section in README.md.

For ChatGPT-assisted setup, upload the repository ZIP and your resume, then ask ChatGPT to follow docs/CHATGPT_SETUP.md.

Important

The public workflow is manual-only by default. Personalize config/search_profile.yml and validate a baseline run before enabling a daily schedule.

Do not commit resumes, completed calibration workbooks, generated job history, or credentials to a public repository.

License

MIT