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Remi · your profile

Your profile, built with Remi.

Once you are through our checks, you build your profile in a conversation with Remi, VERTX's AI agent. It writes from your real work, shows you exactly what a UK company will see, and changes nothing without your yes.

Remi · your profile

Remi · How it works

A conversation, not a form

No blank boxes to fill in. Remi does the writing; you decide what it says.
  1. 01 · Talk

    Remi has read your CV and what you told us in your interview, so it only asks what is missing.

  2. 02 · Build

    Each answer becomes a line on your profile, marked with where it came from.

  3. 03 · Accept

    Nothing goes on your profile until you accept it, and our team reviews every profile.

Remi · How you are matched

Six lines decide who finds you

The card at the top of your profile is how companies are matched with you. Pick a line to see what a company sees, and who can change it.

Level

Senior

A company sees

Senior, awarded by VERTX

Who changes it

Set by VERTX from your interview, and any skills assessment, and looked at again after your first engagement. The one line you cannot edit, which is why a company trusts it.

In your profile, tap this line to talk it through with Remi.

Remi · What a company sees

See your profile exactly as they will

Switch between your view and the company's at any time. Your contact details stay hidden until you say yes to an interview, and your will-not-do list is never shown.

Remi · profile preview

  • NameAylin K.
  • HeadlineBackend engineer, owned card refunds end to end
  • LevelSenior, awarded by VERTX
  • Intro videoPlays on your profile
  • Email and linksHidden until you say yes to an interview
  • Will not doNot shown to companies

Until a company is verified, it sees only your first name and level. Example profile.

Remi · your next step

Get checked once. Let your work speak for you.

Apply, go through the VERTX steps, and build a profile UK companies can trust. The application guide shows what we look for at each step.