Built in Ireland, for Irish graduates
The grad job hunt is a mess. Yours doesn’t have to be.
Every graduate role in Ireland, gathered into one feed. A CV rebuilt for each application you send. And a quiet heads-up when companies start replying to everyone but you.
Illustration of GradRoute collecting graduate roles from job boards, careers pages and milkround portals into one live feed.
GradRoute covers Irish graduate jobs from companies including Deloitte, PwC, EY, KPMG, Grant Thornton, AIB, Bank of Ireland, Irish Life, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Stripe, HubSpot, Accenture, ESB, CRH, Kerry Group, Ryanair, MSD, Pfizer, AbbVie, Matheson, A&L Goodbody, McCann FitzGerald, Enterprise Ireland, IDA Ireland, Bord Gáis, Lidl Ireland, Zurich Insurance, Morgan Stanley and many more.
One feed
Stop checking eleven sites a day
Graduate schemes get posted all over the place: job boards, careers pages, milkround portals, a PDF on some company’s website. GradRoute watches all of them, so one feed has every opening in Ireland. Filter it by sector, county and deadline, and get on with your day.
Mockup of the GradRoute feed showing graduate roles from different sources with their source labelled on each listing.
Mockup of a CV being rebuilt for a specific graduate role, with relevant skills added and a PDF ready to download.
Automated CVs
A CV rebuilt for every role
Recruiters can tell when you’ve sent the same CV to forty companies, because everyone does. Set up your profile once, pick a role, and GradRoute reshapes your CV around what that employer actually asks for. You get a PDF in about a minute.
Ghost alerts
Find out when you’re being ghosted
The silence is the worst part. When other GradRoute users hear back from a company you applied to, you get a notification. If interview invites went out on Tuesday and yours didn’t, you’ll know by Wednesday, not by March. Chase it up or move on, but stop refreshing your inbox.
Mockup of GradRoute notifications: four people got Deloitte interview invites today, EY has not replied to anyone in twelve days, and PwC has started replying so a follow-up is worth sending.
How it works
Three steps, then it mostly runs itself
Make your profile
Your degree, your experience, where you'll work. Five minutes, once.
Apply from the feed
Browse every open scheme, generate a CV for the ones you want, and send it off.
Watch the replies come in
Track every application, see deadlines coming, and find out the moment a company starts answering people.
Your final year is busy enough.
Sign up in a few minutes and you’re straight into the feed.