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Australian job search · In development

Find the jobs
you can actually
pursue.

Find the requirements that matter before you apply. RoleClue checks work rights, sponsorship, citizenship, clearance and location to help you spend less time filtering opportunities yourself and more time on applications worth pursuing.

Help shape what I build See the real workflow

Book 30 minutes with me and tell me what you need. Your input will shape RoleClue, and I’ll build features around the needs of the people who book with me. 🎁 You’ll also get one month of free usage.

For professionals in Australia.
And those planning their next move here.

THE PROJECT I’M BUILDING Real dashboard / in development
The working dashboard showing search totals, the application review queue and the next scheduled workflow.
This is the dashboard I use for my own Australian job search. It puts applications awaiting review and the next scheduled workflow up front, with discovery and retrieval details further down.
Checked before fit.+Work rights+Sponsorship+Citizenship+Clearance+Location

01 / The project I’m building

Built for my search.
Shaped by yours.

I built this because checking every promising job by hand takes time. The system gathers opportunities, flags requirements that may rule a role out, and shows what still needs my attention. These are real screens from my own search.

01

Choose where to put your effort.

With unsuitable roles out of the way, I can compare the remaining opportunities by fit, check flagged requirements and see which applications are ready for review. I decide what to pursue before spending time on the next application.

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Real opportunity shortlist filtered to suitable roles, with fit scores, flagged requirements and ranked or prepared statuses.
02

See the reasoning before you apply.

My real application workspace keeps the documents, personal fit assessment, blockers and timeline together. I can review the strengths and gaps before deciding whether to submit. Only the résumé preview is omitted here.

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Real application workspace showing the personal fit assessment, blockers, timeline and application list; résumé preview omitted.

A closer look / My own assessment

The score is only
the starting point.

This is my assessment for a Mission Critical Azure Delivery Engineer role. It recognises my consultancy and Terraform experience, but flags gaps in deep Azure and SRE experience.

  • Personal fit: strengths and gaps explained in plain language.
  • Blockers: this application currently has no open blockers. That does not mean every skill requirement is met.
  • Timeline: the recorded creation event shows when this application entered the workflow.

A real system assessment of my profile, shared with my permission. It is not an employer’s assessment or evidence of an interview.

Close-up of my personal strengths and gaps, no open blockers, and application-created timeline entry on 12 September 2026.

Real personal-workflow screenshots, captured 12 September 2026. My personal fit assessments, blocker status and timeline are shown. The résumé preview is omitted. Counts and assessments change as the search progresses; these screens are not evidence of employer responses.

Book a conversation. Join the first group of users and get one month free when you receive access.

Let’s talk

01 / The decision comes first

A great match.
Until the fine print.

You find a promising role. Then comes “citizenship required” or “no sponsorship.” RoleClue brings those conditions to the surface before you invest in an application.

Requirement not met 01

ILLUSTRATIVE ROLE · CLOUD ENGINEER

The skills fit.
The citizenship rule doesn’t.

“Applicants must be Australian citizens.”
Your profile
Not an Australian citizen
RoleClue’s decision
Skip this role

An explicit requirement conflicts with your profile.

Needs clarification 02

ILLUSTRATIVE ROLE · DATA ANALYST

Good fit today.
Sponsorship is unclear.

“Applicants must have current Australian work rights.”
Your profile
Work rights now; sponsorship later
RoleClue’s decision
Ask the employer

The advertisement doesn’t say whether future sponsorship is available.

Worth pursuing 03

ILLUSTRATIVE ROLE · SOFTWARE ENGINEER

A role that fits
your next move.

“Overseas applicants welcome. Visa sponsorship available.”
Your profile
Overseas; open to relocation
RoleClue’s decision
Explore this opportunity

The stated sponsorship condition aligns. Confirm the remaining requirements.

Examples demonstrate the approach, not live vacancies. Missing information is flagged for clarification; it is never treated as proof of eligibility.

Built around your situation

Your next chapter.
Your real-world requirements.

Already in Australia

Find roles compatible with your current work rights, location and plans for what comes next.

Temporary residents · International graduates

Looking from overseas

Spot explicit sponsorship and relocation signals, and know when you need to ask for more information.

Skilled professionals · Sponsorship seekers

Navigating hard requirements

Bring citizenship, clearance and workplace conditions into the decision alongside your experience.

Your skills are only part of the picture

02 / A more considered search

Less second-guessing.
More forward motion.

01

Start with your situation.

Your work rights, sponsorship needs, preferred locations and experience. The details a CV match can miss.

02

See what the job really requires.

RoleClue checks the wording, highlights the blockers and brings unclear conditions to your attention.

03

Put your effort in the right place.

Choose a role worth pursuing. Prepare a tailored résumé and cover letter using your actual experience, then review and apply.

You make the final call. See the evidence, question a verdict and review every application before it goes out.

04 / Let’s talk

Your search.
A real conversation.

Tell me about the roles you’re looking for and the requirements getting in your way. We’ll talk through your situation and whether RoleClue could help.

RoleClue is not operating as a public service yet. This is a conversation about the project and your needs, with no obligation to join.

IN DEVELOPMENT · LET’S TALK

Let’s talk about your job search.

Book a 30-minute conversation to see the project and talk through your search. Available daily, 8 am–8 pm Sydney time.

  • Share your target roles and preferred locations
  • Discuss work-rights and sponsorship questions in job listings
  • See whether the eligibility-first approach fits your search
Let’s talk — choose a time

hello@proairesis.digital

Review the available booking options on the next page. Please don’t send passport numbers, identity documents or other sensitive information.

05 / A few things worth knowing

Before your
next move.

What do I get for booking a conversation?

Everyone who books a conversation with me will be invited to join RoleClue’s first group of users and receive one month of free usage. I’ll send your early-access invitation to the email address used for your booking.

Can I use RoleClue today?

RoleClue is a working personal project, not a publicly operating service yet. The screenshots show the system I use for my own search. Book a conversation to see the workflow, share your challenges and help shape what comes next.

Who is RoleClue’s Australian job search for?

RoleClue is for professionals exploring Australian jobs, whether you already live in Australia or are applying from overseas. Your preferred cities, relocation plans and work arrangements shape what is relevant to you.

Can RoleClue help me assess jobs that may require visa sponsorship?

Sponsorship is one of the requirements RoleClue helps you examine. An employer accepting temporary work rights today is different from offering sponsorship later. If the advertisement does not make that clear, the decision should stay uncertain until you confirm it with the employer.

Does a positive decision mean I will get the job?

No. It means the available job requirements appear compatible with the profile being checked. Employers make hiring decisions. A good skills match, or an employer having sponsored before, does not guarantee an interview, sponsorship or an offer.

Will RoleClue find every available job?

No. Coverage depends on the supported sources and the job information available. You should keep using your existing job boards and alerts, and check the original listing before applying.

Does RoleClue apply on my behalf?

You stay in control. Review the evidence, edit any drafts and submit the application yourself. RoleClue does not invent experience or answer work-rights declarations for you.

Your time deserves a better shortlist.

See the requirements.
See your next move.

Let’s talk See the project in use