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Upload your CV. PathPilot maps the roles your experience already fits, what they typically pay, the skills between you and them, and a seven-day plan to get moving.
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One route instead of 40 tabs
Everything you'd piece together from a dozen sites, built from your actual experience.
Best fit
Product operations manager
$95k–$125k
You bring
- Process mapping
- Cross-team coordination
- SOP and runbook writing
To build first
SQL for operational reportingA few weeks
How it works
1
Upload your CV
A PDF, or paste the text.
2
Answer a few questions
What you want, what you won't do, where you'll work.
3
Get your route
Roles you fit, typical pay, the gaps, and a seven-day plan.
A sample report
Built for an operations coordinator with 6 years' experience who wants out. The person isn't real, and pay figures are estimates. Everything else works the way your report will.
Best fit
Product operations manager
You already do product ops work under a different name: mapping how requests move between teams, finding where they stall, and fixing the process rather than the symptom.
Typical pay $95,000 to $125,000 a year
DetailsCustomer success manager
Your escalation handling and supplier relationships map directly onto keeping customers successful: you already manage expectations, unblock problems and follow through.
Typical pay $78,000 to $110,000 a year
DetailsImplementation specialist
Implementation is project coordination with a customer on the other side: timelines, checklists, handoffs and clear documentation, all of which you do now.
Typical pay $72,000 to $98,000 a year
Details
Who it's for
Changing careers
You've spent years getting good at something and want to point it somewhere new. See which roles your experience already fits and what stands between you and them.
Between jobs
Laid off, returning, relocating or stuck. Get a short list of realistic roles and a first week of steps, instead of applying everywhere.
Starting out
Recently graduated? Get roles that fit what you've actually done, including the projects and part-time work you might be underselling.
What happens to your CV
Your CV text and answers are sent to OpenAI's API to write your report, and OpenAI's API policy says it doesn't use that data to train its models by default. Your file and report are stored with Supabase, where access is limited to your account. We don't sell your data, and you can ask us to delete everything at any time.
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How accurate are the pay figures?
They're estimates for the location you give, at the level you could realistically enter. They're useful for comparing routes, but they aren't live market data, so check current listings before you negotiate.
Which countries does it work for?
Any location you name. Pay is estimated in the local currency. If the location is too broad to estimate responsibly, the report leaves pay out rather than guess.
What happens to my CV?
Your CV text and answers are sent to OpenAI's API to write your report. Your file and report are stored with Supabase, where access is limited to your account. We don't sell your data, and you can ask us to delete it at any time.
Read the privacy policyHow long does it take?
About five minutes to upload your CV and answer the questions. The analysis itself usually takes about a minute.
What does it cost?
Nothing right now. There's no credit card and no trial to cancel.
What if I don't have a degree?
You'll be asked about your education, and routes that hire on demonstrated skill are favored. When a role usually expects a degree, your report says so.