Job searching often involves repeating the same steps again and again.
Open LinkedIn. Search for roles. Filter by location. Check whether the job supports Easy Apply. Fill in the same contact details. Upload the same CV. Answer similar questions. Track which jobs were already applied to.
As a developer, I wanted to explore whether this repetitive workflow could be improved using browser automation — not as a spam tool, but as a controlled, human-supervised productivity assistant.
That led me to build LinkedIn Easy Apply Assistant, a Python-based automation project that uses Selenium to help with LinkedIn Easy Apply workflows.
The project is open source on GitHub:
