Skip to content

Apply for different kinds of roles without mixing them up.

Keep a master CV for each direction, like Frontend engineer and Engineering manager. Every application starts from the one that fits, and the board keeps them apart.

How Rolebranch helps

  1. One master per direction

    Duplicate a master CV and shape it for a direction. Mark the one you use most as the default.

  2. Each job starts from the right one

    Pick the master when Romy tailors for a job. The match shows how the tailored copy lines up with the posting.

  3. One board for everything

    Every application keeps its own CV, letter, stage and interview prep, whichever direction it came from.

One career, two masters
  • Moved 40 screens to one component librarybecomesFrontend master: first bullet
  • Coached two new engineersbecomesManager master: first bullet
  • Ran weekly planning for the teambecomesManager master: kept
  • Brought screens to WCAG 2.2 AAbecomesFrontend master: kept

Same person, two starting points

Master: Frontend engineer
Experience
Frontend Engineer · Brightline

Moved 40 operations screens onto one shared React library and brought them to WCAG 2.2 AA.

Master: Engineering manager
Experience
Frontend Engineer · Brightline

Coached two engineers through their first year and ran weekly planning for a team of six.

Every direction, one tidy search.

Free. 100 welcome credits that never expire, plus 50 Romy credits every month. No card.