AI recommendation logic

Find the tech role that aligns with your current stack.

Select at least three skills. The engine maps your profile into a shared TF-IDF vector space, calculates cosine similarity, and returns the three closest career paths.

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Input Python · Cloud · Automation
TF-IDF + cosine
Top match DevOps Engineer
career profiles
shared features
3ranked recommendations
100%local processing

Input → process → output

Build your preference vector

The minimum of three inputs prevents a sparse cold-start profile and gives the similarity engine enough evidence to rank roles meaningfully.

Search the shared vocabulary and add at least three items.

0/ 3 minimum
Popular choices

Recognized goal phrases become additional features in the same vector space.

Output

Your ranked career matches will appear here.

Select three or more skills, add optional career context, and run the recommendation engine.

Four-step ranking pipeline

Transparent logic, not random suggestions

Every result follows the same deterministic content-based process.

01

Ingestion

Capture three or more explicit skills and optional career-goal context.

02

Scoring

Apply TF-IDF weights and calculate cosine similarity against every role profile.

03

Sorting

Order roles from highest to lowest angular alignment using stable tie-breakers.

04

Filtering

Return only the top three roles to reduce choice overload and keep the output actionable.

Model transparency

What the similarity score actually means

Each role is represented by weighted skill, tool, and career-goal features. TF-IDF rewards distinctive features and reduces the influence of common terms. Cosine similarity then measures profile direction rather than raw vector magnitude.

cos(θ)
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0 = no shared direction · 1 = perfect alignment