Why I built RollHound

It took me 15 months to find a job.

I had 25 years of experience. The software decided I wasn't qualified.

I don't have a diploma or a college degree. What I have is 25 years of real work. When I started looking for my next job, I assumed that experience would speak for itself.

It didn't. It took me 15 months. It was ridiculous seeing how many people were applying for every role, and the lengths you have to go to just to be seen. Many of the jobs I was qualified for asked for degrees in skills that colleges didn't even teach when I started my career. Yet the AI screening tools filtered me out as unqualified, immediately, before a person ever read a word I wrote.

Those months were hard on my family and my friends, and I almost lost everything.

So I built the tool I wish I'd had.

RollHound searches for the right jobs every day, so you catch them early instead of applying after hundreds of others. It scores every job honestly, so you know where you truly fit and why. And it prepares tailored applications from your real experience, written in the language employers are looking for, without ever making anything up.

If you're in the middle of a long search right now: it isn't just you, and your experience is worth something. Let RollHound do the hunting, so you can get back to living your life.

— The founder of RollHound

What RollHound stands for

Experience is a qualification

Twenty-five years of doing the work counts. RollHound scores jobs on what you have actually done, not on whether a checkbox matches.

Never fake it

Every application is built only from your verified experience. Nothing invented, nothing inflated. The truth, told well, is enough.

Your time is not free

Job hunting shouldn't eat your whole life. RollHound keeps the search going every day, so you can be present for the people around you.

You stay in control

RollHound does the legwork and brings you the decisions. Nothing goes out in your name without you.

You live your life.
RollHound keeps your job search rolling.