Django (LMS) , facilitating user profile management, job listings, private messaging, course enrollment, certifications, and more. This project includes features for professional networking, user-generated posts, and group collaboration. Currently under development, with plans for advanced analytics and enhanced search capabilities, API Integration

Job Portal with Job listing, Blog Positing and other features

This Next.js job portal project is designed to provide a seamless experience for both job seekers and employers. Leveraging the power of Next.js, this application offers a modern and efficient platform for job search and recruitment.

A simple job search engine that fetches job listings from the Adzuna API and displays them to the user.

Indonesia Job Information

Remote Jobs API - access tens of thousands of remote jobs, updated hourly

An iOS and Android app for Jobs and Artisans listing.

Filter jobs based on role, level, languages, and tools. Build with HTML, CSS, and Vanilla JavaScript.

Job RAID is a search engine that aggregates results from multiple job listing websites, allowing you to search and filter jobs across various portals in one place. It saves you time by eliminating the need to visit each site separately and helps you find jobs that match your desired salary or skill set more efficiently.

Job listings with filtering challenge - with React JS | Frontend Mentor

Simple job listing react js

A web Application to display available job for applicant.

Demo job listings that can be filtered by the user based on their categories. Built with React Hooks and Sass.

Job listings with filtering solution

job-portal app

Remote Jobs RSS Feeds - get the latest remote jobs by category, updated hourly

Pace Careers is an iOS application designed to enhance the career services experience for Pace University students. It provides users with easy access to career resources, job listings, and networking opportunities, all tailored to the Pace University community.

I made another 1-1 mockup to website for fun again! This time with Nextjs & Styled-Components.