Developer Built AI/ML Job Board Using Claude Code for Design and SEO
MOAIJobs: AI-Powered Job Board for AI/ML Roles
A developer has built MOAIJobs.com, a curated job board specifically for AI/ML positions from leading AI labs and companies. The site offers filtering capabilities by job categories, location, and salary range, and is completely free for job seekers.
Development Details
The developer has been working on this project during free time for over a year. Key technical aspects include:
- Design Implementation: All site design was handled by Claude Code. The developer provided references about desired component appearances, and Claude Code executed the implementation.
- Technical SEO: With no prior SEO knowledge, the developer used Claude to analyze why popular job boards implement specific technical SEO patterns, then had Claude Code brainstorm and implement similar patterns on MOAIJobs.com.
Current Status and Request
The site recently reached a milestone of over 10,000 job seekers using it to find AI positions. The developer is now seeking community feedback on the platform.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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