25 roles
Save 15 hours a week
Fifteen applications a week. About an hour each on your own, about a minute each with Corus.
On your own
- Finding a role worth applying to10 min
- Rewriting your CV for it15 to 20 min
- Filling in the form10 to 15 min
- Reaching whoever is hiring20 min, if you do it
- Keeping track of where it wenta spreadsheet
~15 hours a week
With Corus
- Finding a role worth applying toalready scored
- Rewriting your CV for ittailored for the job
- Filling in the formfilled automatically
- Reaching whoever is hiringemail written for you
- Keeping track of where it wentall in one place
~15 minutes a week
Land interviews
on autopilot
Linear
Name*
Alex Rivera
Email*
alex.rivera@example.com
Resume*
Alex-Rivera-CV.pdf
Cover letter*
Tell us why you want to join our team
I have spent the last four years on the services behind a product with the same sync problem, and taking a feature from schema through rollout is the part of the job I want more of.
Links
You stop typing your own name
Your details, your CV, your links and the questions you have answered forty times, all filled in for you.
It asks before it guesses
A question your profile cannot answer stops the run and comes to you. Nothing is invented under your name.
You see where each one landed
Applied, needs you, posting gone. Every job comes back with its own answer, so there is no spreadsheet to keep.
From people using Corus
“She opened with a line from my email, not my CV. Four months of applying, and that was the first call where somebody already knew who I was.”
Priya RaghavanProduct Designer
“It filled four Greenhouse forms while I made coffee, then stopped on a notice period question and asked me. Stopping is the part I did not expect.”
Tomas IlvesSenior Platform Engineer
“My CV said pipelines. The posting said dbt and Airflow, and so did the version it wrote, in the two bullets where I had actually done it. Nothing else moved, and I checked every line.”
Marta KowalczykData Engineer
“The score talked me out of half of them before I opened one. That saved more of my evening than the form filling did.”
Jonas WeberQA Engineer
“I never wanted a hundred applications out in my name. I wanted six good ones and a note to the person who would end up managing me, and that is the thing this actually does.”
Ana-Maria IlicSenior Product Manager
“It found the hiring manager and wrote the note, then left it sitting there for me to send. That is the right order.”
Kwame BoatengSite Reliability Engineer
“Nine roles in the first week that I had not seen on any job board. It reads the companies' own career pages, and that is where they were.”
Sofia DuarteData Analyst
“A Workday one came back marked manual apply instead of pretending it had done it. After two other tools, I had stopped expecting to be told what had actually gone out.”
Ruben OrtegaiOS Developer
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FAQ
- How many Database Administrator jobs are on this page?
- 275 are open right now, across 147 companies, and the 25 newest are listed above. The rest are in your feed once you sign up, scored against your CV.
- How many of these Database Administrators roles are remote?
- 162 of 275, which is about 59%. Set the Workplace filter at the top of the list to Remote and the list narrows to them.
- How often does this page update?
- Once a day. Corus re-reads every career board it follows on a 30 to 41 minute cycle and drops a role when the employer takes it down, so nothing here is older than 30 days.
- What does Apply with Corus do?
- It opens the employer's own application form beside a panel in your browser, fills it from your profile and the CV you chose, and stops on any question your profile cannot answer. You press Submit. Corus also finds the recruiter and hiring manager on that role and writes the note, which you send from your own mailbox.