Ask AI to find your next job

AI helped lay off a lot of people. Why not use it to actually find a job?

A few months ago I was in the position of looking for my next workplace. So yeah, I was spending days and nights applying, but the hardest part was actually finding something that suited me.

At one point I got extremely tired of it. So I automated the whole thing.

How It Works

I set up a daily task in Perplexity that searches for jobs while I sleep. Every morning, I wake up to a fresh list of positions that actually match what I’m looking for.

No scrolling.

No filtering through garbage.

Just relevant opportunities.

You can use ChatGPT, Grok, Claude, etc. Set it up once, it runs every day automatically.

Here’s the prompt I used. Adjust to your needs to make it awesome.

Task: Latest Jobs at the Crossroad of Marketing & Web Development

Show me new job postings from the last 24 hours for roles at the intersection of marketing and web development, using any of these job titles:

Marketing Developer
Growth Engineer
Front-End Marketing Engineer
Marketing Technologist
Digital Marketing Front-End Developer
Marketing Automation Developer
Digital Experience Engineer

Requirements:

Location: NYC hybrid or fully remote positions
Find at least 5 jobs
Source from company career pages or LinkedIn preferably

About Me:
Senior Marketing Developer with 7+ years driving growth through technical marketing solutions. Experience includes:

Front-End Developer & Marketing Ops Lead: Built marketing sites, landing pages, and automation workflows
Marketing Automation Developer: Engineered custom integrations and marketing tech stack
Content Strategist & Social Media Manager: Produced viral social media content to boost signups and brand awareness
Creative Copywriter: Produced articles and campaigns, driving significant web traffic growth

Output Format:
Show job title, employer, posting date, location (NYC hybrid or remote), one-sentence summary, and direct application link. Highlight if the job is sourced from a company career page or LinkedIn.

The Key

AI needs context to do its job well.

Be specific. Don’t just say “find me marketing jobs” Tell it exactly what you’re looking for: the job titles people actually use, where you want to work, and what makes you qualified.

I went from spending 2-3 hours a day hunting for jobs to spending 10 minutes reviewing a curated list every morning.

So yeah, make AI help you find the job.

Sergey Kaplich