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I take time, energy, and worry out of a job search.

I get to know your actual work, then help with all of it: the jobs, the applications, the interviews.

See how I work

Today now

Jersey said: Hi, I’m Jersey. I’m an AI, I work for you (not employers), and I never make things up about you.

Tell me what you do, in your own words. No resume needed.

No account needed to start. Conversations you don’t save are deleted after 72 hours.

Why I work this way

Most job searches go in circles.

Find a listing, rewrite the resume, apply, wait, start again. Every lap starts from a blank page. So I start with you.

The usual way

With meWhat I’ve kept

  1. You tell me about your work.Talk or type. No resume needed.
  2. I keep it, with receipts.Your experience grows as we talk.
  3. I tell you the truth about each one.A strong case, a stretch, or a reach, with a play.
  4. I build the application from what you told me.Every line has a receipt.
  5. We practice until you’re ready.Your stories, in your words.

Each step keeps what the last one learned, so every application has a reason behind it.

Your experience

I remember your whole career, and build from it.

Talk or type, the way you’d tell a friend. I keep each thing that matters with a receipt, so you never have to retell it.

Example Casey is made up

Monday, Sep 14 7:42 pm

Casey said: I rebuilt our fractions unit and six schools picked it up.
Jersey said: That’s a big one. Six schools picked it up, and teachers don’t take on someone else’s unit to be polite.
How did it happen?
Casey said, out loud: It was our 5th grade unit. I rewrote it the summer of 2023 because half my kids were still lost on equivalent fractions in March. The district math office shared it and six schools were using it by spring 2024.
Jersey said: You just told it in the right order.

KeptRewrote the 5th grade fractions unit; six schools were using it by spring 2024

Casey’s experience15 things Casey has told me

The short version · my wording, kept Sep 21

You’ve taught at Rosewood since 2015 and lead its 5th grade team. You rewrote a fractions unit that six schools used, and trained 30 teachers on Mathwise in two weeks.

What you’re after
Instructional design roles
Where
Remote, or hybrid around Denver
Pay you need
At least $75,000

  1. Rosewood Elementary

    Teacher, 5th grade 2020 to now

    • Rewrote the fractions unit; six schools were using it by spring 2024From you, Sep 14
    • 5th grade team lead since 2022, for a team of threeFrom you, Sep 21
    • Trained 30 teachers on Mathwise in two weeksFrom you, Sep 15

  2. Lakeview Public Schools

    Summer school site coordinator 2022

    • About 120 students and 9 staff, for six weeksFrom your resume

Stories The measuring tape

People Dana Reyes, your team lead at Lakeview, at Brightpath now

When you talk, I keep the words and delete the audio. Everything here has a receipt, and you can edit or take back any of it.

Where your work could take you

One career can lead more than one way.

I show you where your work already makes a strong case, and what each direction would ask of you.

Example Casey, Maya and Camila are made up

What Casey has done

  • Rewrote a fractions unit six schools used
  • Trained 30 teachers in two weeks
  • Made 12 short how-to videos
  • 5th grade team lead since 2022

Where it makes a case

  • Curriculum developer, K-12 math

    A strong case.

    Here’s the play: lead with the fractions unit.

    Rests on the fractions unit and leading the team.

  • Professional development specialist

    A strong case.

    Here’s the play: lead with the 30 teachers you trained.

    Rests on the training and the videos.

  • Instructional designer

    A stretch.

    Here’s the play: rebuild a lesson from the fractions unit as a short online module.

    Rests on the unit, the training and the videos.

The read

Bring me any job, and I’ll tell you the truth about it.

Every read is a strong case, a stretch or a reach, and every one comes with a play. No scores, ever. Whether to apply is always your call.

Example Casey and these employers are made up

Instructional Designer · Brightpath · Denver, hybrid · $70,000 to $85,000

A stretch.

Here’s the play: lead with the fractions unit, which six schools used, and ask Dana to pass your name along. Name Storyline once, with a small sample you build before you apply.

Strong case for

  • They want a portfolio piece, and they say a classroom unit counts. Yours was used in six schools.
  • Training 30 teachers on a new platform in two weeks, with 12 how-to videos they could rewatch, is teaching adults.

Thin spots

  • Articulate Storyline. Build the one-lesson sample first, then name it once.
  • LMS migrations. The Mathwise rollout is the closest thing.

They’ll search for

  • curriculum design you have this
  • Articulate Storyline gap
  • portfolio you have this
  • teaching adults you have this
  • learner drop-off you have this
  • LMS migrations gap

What this application needs: a resume, a cover letter and a portfolio link. Build it

Applications

Every line has a receipt.

I tailor your resume and letter to each job, only from what you’ve told me. Tap any line to see where it came from.

Example Casey is made up

What Brightpath asks for

  • A portfolio with at least one course, unit or module you built
  • Comfort teaching adults
  • 3+ years of curriculum design or teaching
  • Projects with several stakeholders

What you told me

  • Rewrote the fractions unit; six schools used itSep 14, out loudAnswers: a portfolio piece, 3+ years
  • Trained 30 teachers on the new platform in two weeksSep 15Answers: teaching adults
  • Made 12 short how-to videosSep 15Answers: teaching adults
  • Ran the rollout with the principalsSep 15Answers: several stakeholders
  • 5th grade team lead since 2022Sep 21Answers: 3+ years, several stakeholders

Casey’s resume for Brightpath Version 3

Casey Nguyen

Aurora, CO casey.nguyen@mail.example

Experience

Rosewood Elementary, Lakeview Public SchoolsAurora, CO

Teacher, 5th grade2020 to present

  • Rebuilt the 5th grade fractions unit in summer 2023; the district math office shared it, and six schools used it by spring 2024
  • Trained 30 teachers on Mathwise, the district’s new math platform, in two weeks; ran the rollout with principals
  • Made 12 short how-to videos so teachers could rewatch them instead of emailing
  • 5th grade team lead since 2022 (team of three); run planning and post-test data meetings

Teacher, 4th grade2015 to 2020

Education

B.A. in Elementary Education, Platte Valley State University, 2015

Point at a line to see what it answers. Tap it to see your own words.

Thursday, Oct 1 9:01 pm

Jersey said: One thing for the letter that only you can answer: why Brightpath?
Casey said: My mom did her CNA certificate online at 52 and almost quit twice because the course was just slides and a quiz. I want to build the kind of course she would have finished.
Jersey said: That’s your answer to “why Brightpath,” in about those words.

Reasons come only from you.

When a letter needs a why, I ask. Then you get clean, one-column documents in PDF or Word, with nothing of mine on them.

Practice and prep

Then practice making the case yourself.

One question a day, out loud or typed. I tell you what landed, and you say it again, better, in your own words.

Example Casey is made up

  1. 1The question

    Jersey said: Today’s rep: tell me about a lesson that flopped. 60 seconds.

  2. 2Your answer

    Casey said, out loud: So, last year we were doing decimals, and I planned it the usual way, a number line and a worksheet first. It flopped, maybe a third of them got it. The next day I put a measuring tape down the hallway and had them stand on 0.3 and 0.35. Exit tickets went from 9 of 26 right to 22 of 26.

  3. 3What I noticed

    Jersey said: Strong finish, slow start.
    Your answer really began at “I put a measuring tape down the hallway.” Open there, and keep 9 of 26 to 22 of 26.

  4. 4Say it again

    Casey said, out loud: I put a measuring tape down the hallway and had them stand on 0.3 and 0.35, because the worksheet had flopped. Exit tickets went from 9 of 26 right to 22 of 26.

    Saved as a storyThe measuring tape

Prep for Brightpath 8 min

What they care about

“Our completion rate is the number we care about most.”Brightpath’s posting, read Sep 24

Three Colorado colleges signed in August 2026, moving their medical assisting and CNA prep certificates online from January 2027.Brightpath’s news page, checked Oct 6

Ask them

“When learners drop off, who decides which lesson gets fixed first?”

Before the interview, never during.

I don’t listen in on real interviews or feed you answers. In the room, it’s you, and you’ve done the reps. Afterward, tell me how it went, and I’ll get the next round ready.

Wherever you are

One conversation that goes where you go.

Text me on the web, from any phone or computer. It’s all one conversation, and I remember all of it.

Example Casey is made up, and these moments come from different days of the search

  1. 12:20 pmOn the web, at lunch

    Casey said: Which resume did I send Brightpath?
    Jersey said: Version 3, sent Sep 30. It’s locked, so it’s exactly what they saw.

    Resume, BrightpathVersion 3 · sent

  2. 9:40 pmOn the web

    Casey said: The Brightpath recruiter emailed. Phone screen Tuesday the 13th at 2.
    Jersey said: Casey, they called back!
    Brightpath is in Talking now, and Tuesday the 13th at 2 is saved.

    Brightpath moved to TalkingFrom Sent, because they called back.

On the web, on any phone or computer. The iPhone app is coming soon.

Why it adds up

Tell me once, and it works everywhere.

Casey told me about the fractions unit one evening in September. Since then it’s shown up in five places, and it’s still Casey’s to change or take back.

A general chatbot writes what sounds good. I write what you can back up, and I’m still here when they call.

Example Casey is made up

Casey, out loud, Monday, Sep 14, 7:45 pm

“…The district math office shared it and six schools were using it by spring 2024.”

  • Your experience

    Kept: rewrote the fractions unit; six schools were using it by spring 2024.

  • The Brightpath read

    “They want a portfolio piece, and they say a classroom unit counts. Yours was used in six schools.”

  • The resume

    “…the district math office shared it, and six schools used it by spring 2024.”

  • A note to Dana, for Casey to send

    “I rewrote our 5th grade fractions unit in summer 2023, and six schools were using it by spring 2024.”

  • Your number

    “Say $82,000. It’s near the top of what Brightpath posted, and the line that carries it is your fractions unit.”

You’re in charge

I do the homework. You make the calls.

Here’s what I’ll never do, and what you can always do.

From the founder

Jordan built me. Here’s why, in Jordan’s words.

I built Jersey for my wife. She’s an incredibly talented teacher. She just wasn’t sure how to talk about herself in applications or interviews. Jersey is my answer to her problem.

Jordan Burnham-Bialik, founder

Start

Start with one true thing.

Tell me what you do, in your own words. I’ll ask the next question.

Free to start. No account needed. Conversations you don’t save are deleted after 72 hours.

  1. Text me about your work.No resume, no forms.
  2. I keep what matters and ask good questions.Everything with a receipt.
  3. Save it with your email when it’s worth keeping.Then I can write applications and practice with you.
  • On the webAny phone or computer.
  • iPhoneComing soon. Leave your email and I’ll write when the beta opens.

Jersey

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I’m an AI. I work for you, not employers, and I never make things up about you.

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