Why we exist
The job market got loud. AI made it easy to send hundreds of applications, and equally easy for companies to get buried under them. No clutter, no gimmicks — just the jobs that matter, matched properly, fast.
AI made it easy to send hundreds of applications, and just as easy for companies to get buried under them. Everyone kept adding more tools, more noise. We got tired of it, so we built something that just shows you the jobs that matter, matched properly, fast.
SlashHash is a job platform built around one chat with two agents. It finds AI jobs and matches you by skill rather than job title, lets you discuss how well your CV fits a role, maps AI career paths, and shows how AI is transforming your job. It covers the Netherlands, the UK and Australia.
The job market got loud. AI made it easy to send hundreds of applications, and equally easy for companies to get buried under them. No clutter, no gimmicks — just the jobs that matter, matched properly, fast.
AI writes the applications, AI screens the applications, and the person underneath gets lost. AI is reshaping the work itself, already — that's why we built the AI Readiness Score, so you see where you stand before the decision gets made for you.
Tech people by nature. Colleagues with the same passions, skills and values, plus a few bad habits we've decided to keep. We're Dutch-direct with each other, we joke about ourselves, and we build with what we already know.
Entry-level roles are getting harder to land, hiring is getting more automated, and the noise is only growing. We're building the platform that cuts through it: better matching, smarter alerts, a profile that works for you even when you're not looking.
Beyond title. Ahead of AI.
The / sits between your titles. Product manager / analyst / founder. You are the slash, not the title. Slash reads you that way.
The # sits in front of a skill. #python #b2b #amsterdam. Hash reads vacancies and people by what they can do, not what they are called.
In a web address, /# is the exact spot on the page. Slash gets you to the right door. Hash gets you to the right desk.
We want to build something useful and honest. If it helps one person look beyond their job title, pick their next career path and face AI with “AI ahead. Not afraid.”, it was worth building.