AI Job Search Guide
Describe your ideal role in plain language and let Xeito's AI find your best matches.
Updated: 4/7/2026
Xeito aggregates thousands of remote job listings from across Spain and Europe, updated daily. The search experience adapts based on whether you’re signed in.
Not signed in
When you visit the Jobs page without an account you’ll see a live feed of recently posted roles — no search box. A banner at the top invites you to Sign up free and unlock 10 AI searches per month.
Signed in — AI search
Once you’re logged in, the Jobs page becomes a conversational search. There’s no keyword box or filter panel — just describe what you want in plain language:
“Senior backend engineer, Python or Go, 70k+ salary, remote in Spain”
“Product designer with Figma experience, fintech or SaaS, flexible hours”
The AI understands intent rather than exact keywords. It scores every matching job and shows you why each result fits. Results include a match percentage and a short explanation (e.g. “Strong match — Go required, salary range aligns, fully remote”).
The Submit button stays disabled until you’ve typed at least one character.
Quota counter
Your monthly search quota is always visible above the results. It shows how many searches you’ve used this month and how many remain. The counter changes colour as you approach the limit:
- Green — plenty of searches left
- Amber — 2 or fewer remaining
- Red — quota reached
Quotas reset on the first of each month.
When your quota runs out
A modal appears when you hit 0 remaining searches:
- Free and Job Tracker users — prompted to upgrade to Premium for 200 searches/month.
- Premium users — a top-up option (50 searches for €5) is coming soon.
Saving a job
Click the Save button on any job card (in the results list or in the full listing view) to add it to your Job Tracker. The job lands in the Saved column, ready for you to review and apply.
Saved jobs stay in your account even if the original listing is taken down.
Tips for better results
- Write in full sentences rather than keyword strings — the AI handles natural language well.
- Include salary expectations, location preferences, and tech stack in your query.
- Be specific: “Senior Rails engineer, e-commerce, remote EU” beats “Ruby developer”.
- Your query can be in any language — the AI will match jobs in multiple languages.