Features

Everything you need to find the role, and win it.

One workspace for searching, shortlisting, preparing and following up.

Focus

See everything. Focus on the few.

Start from a full view of the roles, sectors and companies you follow, then sort each new opening into yes or no and highlight the ones that deserve your time.

  • The full map first. Every role, sector and company you follow, in one view.
  • Filters that compound. Stack role, seniority, contract, geography and freshness.
  • Highlight what matters. Star the roles worth your time, then sort them to the top of your pipeline.
JobsIllustrative example
  • Role
  • Seniority
  • Contract
  • Location
  • Freshness
  • Lead Product Manager, Carbon API

    Lumen Carbon · Paris, hybrid

    Highlighted
  • Principal Product Lead, Core Ledger

    Northwind Ledger · Paris

    Highlighted
  • Staff Product Manager, Growth Infrastructure

    Harbor Pay · Paris

Interview training

Practice until it's muscle memory.

Interview practice for each role you apply for, starting from its job ad.

  • Questions built from the job ad. Likely questions generated from the job ad of the role you are going for.
  • Feedback that points somewhere. Written feedback on each answer: strengths, what to work on, and the steps of your framework that are missing.
  • From screening to offer. Recruiter call, hiring manager, business case and offer negotiation.
CoachingIllustrative example

Head of Platform, Lumen Carbon

  • Classic questions
  • Roleplay
  • Business case
Question

“Walk me through how you scaled the core ledger while keeping the service up the whole time.”

Feedback on your answer

  • Situation and taskClear context, measurable stakes.
  • Action and ownershipSay more about your own role.
  • ResultPut a number on the outcome.
Follow-up question

Which trade-offs did you weigh between sharding the database and event sourcing?

Answer frameworks

Structure every answer with a recognized method.

Learn STAR, CAR, the Minto pyramid, MEDDIC and SPIN, and read how some companies describe their own interviews before you go in.

  • Cases by sector. Business cases set in fictional companies, with real sector context and its source.
  • Frameworks, not scripts. Structure any answer with a method you can reuse.
  • Know the format. For some companies, a summary of how they describe their interviews, with a link to the source.

STAR · Answer framework

Situation, task, action, result

A short guide, then feedback on each step: present or missing, quoted from your answer.

Amazon · Interview format

Interview loop

One-on-one interviews built around behavioral questions and the Leadership Principles, as Amazon describes them.

Company formats summarize what each company publishes, with a link to the source. Raise is not affiliated with these companies.

Bespoke proof of concept

Woo recruiters with a bespoke POC.

Arrive with solutions, not only answers. Back up your candidacy with a tailored artifact before they even ask.

  • From job ad to prototype. Raise suggests three prototype ideas for the role. You build the one you pick in Lovable, in your own account, with fictional data.
  • Show, don't tell. Stand out with an artifact instead of bullet points on a resume.
  • Be the candidate they remember. Leave the hiring manager with evidence of how you think.
POC briefIllustrative example

Payment latency tracker

Prototype brief · fictional data only

  1. ProblemShow where payment processing slows down, API by API.
  2. ScreensOverview, detail of one API, action plan.
  3. DataA fictional dataset of transactions and latencies.
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