AI POWERED JOB RECOMMENDATION SYSTEM

INNOVATION AND DESIGN THINKING HANDS-ON

PROJECT
Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the
Award of the degree of

BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY
In
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

Submitted By Under the Supervision of

Sagar Saini (22EMCCS101) Dr. R. Anusuya
Professor
Dept. of CSE & AI

JUNE 2025 (2024-25)

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CERTIFICATE

This is to Certify that the project report entitled “AI POWERED JOB RECOMMENDAT-
ION SYSTEM “ is the original and genuine work of “Sonu Singh , Umesh Kumar , Naveen
, Rajat Gupta , Sagar Saini , Salim Hussain”, student(s) of B. Tech. VI Semester (Computer
Science & Engineering Branch) who carried out the IDT project work under my supervision &
guidance.

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Dr. J. R. Arun Kumar Dr. R. Anusuya

HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT Professor

Dept. of CSE & AI Dept. of CSE & AI

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Firstly , We express our sincere thanks to Prof. Dr. S. K. Sharma (Director) of the Modern
Institute of Technology & Research Centre, Alwar, Rajasthan. We pay our deep sense of
gratitude to Prof. Dr. J.R Arun Kumar, Head of Dept. of CSE & AI, Modern Institute of
Technology & Research Centre, Alwar for encouraging us to the highest peak and providing us
the opportunity to present the Project.

We express our sincere & a deep sense of gratitude towards our project Guide Dr. R. Anusuya
, Professor and IDT Coordinator Mr. Dipayan kumar Ghosh, Asst. Professor of Computer
Science & Engineering Department, Modern Institute of Technology & Research Centre, Alwar
for his invaluable guidance, suggestions, supervision, kind approval of the project, time to time
counselling and advices throughout the work.

We would like to thank our Institute and all Faculty Members. Without them this project
would have been a distant reality, we also extend our heartfelt thanks to our families and well-
wishers.

Finally, but not least, our parents are also an important inspiration for us. With due respect,
we also express our gratitude to them.

Sonu Singh(22EMCCS110)

Umesh Kumar(22EMCCS117)

Naveen (22EMCCS081)

Rajat Gupta (22EMCCS094)

Sagar Saini (22EMCCS101)

Salim Hussain(22EMCCS104)

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS
CERTIFICATE… .................................................................................................................................................. i
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT… .........................................................................................................……………….ii
TABLE OF CONTENTS ...................................................................................................................................... iii
LIST OF FIGURES ............................................................................................................................................... iv
LIST OF TABLES .................................................................................................................................................. v
ABSTRACT. ......................................................................................................................................................... vi
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 1-4
1.1 Introduction about Concept 1-2
1.2 Problem Statement 3
1.3 Project Objectives 4
CHAPTER 2: LITERATURE REVIEW 5
CHAPTER 3: SYSTEM DESIGN 6 -7
3.1 UML DIAGRAMS 8-15
3.1.1 Component diagram 8
3.1.2 Deployment diagram 9
3.1.3 Object diagram 10
3.1.4 Communication diagram 11
3.1.5 State diagram 12
3.1.6 Use case diagram 13
3.1.7 Sequence diagram 14
3.1.8 Activity diagram 15
CHAPTER 4: PROPOSED WORK MODEL 16-22
4.1 TECHNOLOGY STACK 16-17
4.2 PROPOSED MODEL/ALGORITHM 18-19
4.3 PROPOSED METHODOLOGIES 20-21
4.1 TECHNOLOGY STACK TABLE 22
CHAPTER 5: PROJECT RESULTS AND DISCUSSION 23-28
CHAPTER 6: CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE WORK 29-30
REFERENCE 31

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 LIST OF FIGURES

FIGURE NO. TITLE Page No

Figure 3.1 Component Diagram 8

Figure 3.2 Deployment Diagram 9

Figure 3.3 Object Diagram 10

Figure 3.4 Communication Diagram 11

Figure 3.4 State Diagram 12

Figure 3.6 Use Case Diagram 13

Figure 3.7 Sequence Diagram 14

Figure 3.8 Activity Diagram 15

Figure 5.1 Home Page Screenshot 23

Figure 5.2 Job Recommend Screenshot 24

Figure 5.3 Job seeker Detail Screenshot 25

Figure 5.4 Finding Job Screenshot 26

Figure 5.5 Quiz For Find Job Screenshot 27

Figure 5.6 Internship For Job Seeker Screenshot 28

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 LIST OF TABLES

Table 4.1 Technology Stack Table 22

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 ABSTRACT
In today’s competitive job market , connecting job seekers with the most suitable opportunities
is a pressing challenge . This project presents an AI POWERED JOB RECOMMENDATION
SYSTEM to streamline the recruitment process by intelligently matching candidates to relevant
job postings based on their skills , qualification, and preferences. The system leverages user
profiles including uploaded resumes and skill sets, to generate personalized job
recommendations. Administrators can manage job listings, monitor system usage, and refine
recommendation logic to improve matching accuracy. The platform utilizes rule-based or
machine learning algorithms to ensure that job seekers receive recommendations that align with
their professional goals while helping employers reach the right talent. The system aims to
enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of job placement by offering a user-friendly interface,
secure login, real-time updates, and scalable architecture suitable for integration with various
employment platforms.

In today’s fast-paced digital world, the process of job hunting has significantly evolved with
the advent of online job portals and professional networking platforms. However, the
overwhelming volume of job listings and resumes has made it increasingly challenging for both
job seekers and recruiters to find the right match efficiently. Traditional job recommendation
systems often rely on keyword matching or simple filtering methods, which lack
personalization and fail to capture the nuanced requirements of a candidate or a job description.

To address these limitations, this project proposes an AI Powered Job Recommendation System
that leverages cutting-edge technologies such as Natural Language Processing (NLP) and
Machine Learning (ML) to provide smart, personalized job suggestions. By analyzing user data
such as resumes, skills, experience, and preferences, the system can intelligently match
candidates with suitable job opportunities.

The goal is to create a scalable and adaptive system that not only improves the user experience
by reducing search time but also enhances the quality of matches for employers. This
introduction lays the foundation for the subsequent sections, which detail the system design,
implementation, and evaluation.

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 CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION
1.1 What Is Job Recommendation ?

Job Recommendation refers to the process of suggesting relevant job opportunities to job
seekers based on their profiles, preferences, qualifications, and behavior. It is commonly
implemented in online platforms like LinkedIn, Glassdoor, and Indeed using recommendation
systems.

➢ Purpose Of Job Recommendation System :

• Help job seekers discover relevant openings efficiently.
• Assist employers in reaching the right candidates.
• Improve user engagement on job portals.
• Automate the matching process using algorithms.

➢ How Job Recommendation works :

Job recommendation can be implemented using one or a combination of the following
techniques:
1. Content-Based Filtering:

Recommends jobs similar to what the user has liked or applied for in the past.

Based on skills, experience, job titles, etc.

Example: A user with "Python" and "Data Analysis" skills gets recommended data
analyst roles.
2. Collaborative Filtering:

Recommends jobs based on what similar users have applied to or viewed.

Doesn’t require job content information.

Example: “Users like you also applied to...”

3. Hybrid Systems:

Combines both content-based and collaborative filtering.

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 Often used in real-world platforms for more accurate results.

4. Knowledge-Based or Rule-Based: Uses domain knowledge or predefined rules.

Example: If experience > 5 years → recommend senior roles.

5. Machine Learning & NLP:

Uses classification models, deep learning, and natural language processing to match
resumes with job descriptions.

➢ Data Used in Job Recommendation :

• User profile (skills, experience, education)

• Resume text
• Job descriptions
• User behavior (clicks, applications, search history)
• Ratings or feedback on job matches (if available)

➢ Benefits :

• Saves time for users and recruiters

• Increases hiring efficiency
• Personalizes job search experience
• Boosts platform engagement

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1.2 Problem Statement
• In the current digital job market, job seekers often struggle to find suitable employment
opportunities that match their skills, experience, and career goals.
• Traditional job portals rely heavily on keyword-based search mechanisms, which can
produce irrelevant results, overlook suitable positions, and provide a poor user
experience.
• Additionally, recruiters face challenges in identifying the most suitable candidates
among a large pool of applicants, often missing out on highly qualified individuals due
to non-intelligent filtering systems.
• To address these inefficiencies, there is a need for an AI-powered job recommendation
system that can intelligently match job seekers with relevant job openings by analyzing
their profiles, uploaded resumes, and skill sets.
• The system should leverage machine learning and natural language processing to
provide personalized job recommendations, automate skill extraction, and enhance the
overall efficiency of the job-matching process for both applicants and recruiters.

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1.3 Problem Objective

The objective of the AI-Powered Job Recommendation System project is to develop an

intelligent platform that enhances the job search and recruitment process by leveraging
artificial intelligence technologies. The system aims to:

1. Provide Personalized Job Recommendations: Accurately match job seekers to relevant

job postings based on their skills, experience, preferences, and uploaded resumes using
machine learning and natural language processing (NLP) techniques.

2. Automate Skill Extraction: Automatically extract and classify key skills and qualifications
from user profiles and resumes to minimize manual input and improve recommendation
accuracy.

3. Enhance Recruiter Efficiency: Help recruiters by intelligently filtering and ranking

applicants based on their suitability for specific job roles.

4. Improve User Experience: Deliver a user-friendly interface that allows easy profile
management, resume upload, and access to tailored job suggestions.

5. Continuously Learn and Improve: Integrate feedback loops and adaptive algorithms that
improve the accuracy and relevance of job recommendations over time.

The objective of the AI-Powered Job Recommendation System is to create an intelligent

platform that streamlines the job search and recruitment process by leveraging artificial
intelligence, machine learning, and natural language processing. This system aims to provide
personalized job recommendations to users based on their skills, experiences, educational
background, and preferences by analyzing uploaded resumes and profile data. It seeks to
automate skill extraction and classification, reducing the dependency on manual input and
improving the relevance of job matches. Additionally, the platform will enhance the user
experience through a simple and interactive interface, supporting profile creation, resume
uploads, and real-time job suggestions. Over time, the system will learn from user behavior
and feedback, refining its recommendations to become more accurate and efficient. Ultimately,
it aims to bridge the gap between job seekers and employers.

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 CHAPTER 2

LITERATURE REVIEW
The traditional job recommendation systems primarily rely on keyword matching and rule-
based filtering techniques, which often result in irrelevant or generalized job suggestions.

As the demand for more accurate and personalized job recommendations has increased,
researchers have explored artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) approaches to
enhance the job matching process.

Several studies have applied collaborative filtering and content-based filtering methods in
recommender systems. While collaborative filtering uses user behavior and preferences to
make recommendations, it often suffers from cold-start problems for new users or jobs.
Content-based approaches analyze resumes and job descriptions but may lack adaptability to
user preferences over time.

To overcome these limitations, hybrid recommendation systems have been proposed,

combining both methods to improve accuracy and personalization.

Recent research has integrated Natural Language Processing (NLP) for extracting relevant
skills, job titles, and experiences from unstructured data like resumes and job descriptions.

Techniques such as TF-IDF, Word2Vec, and BERT are commonly used for text vectorization
and semantic similarity computation.

Furthermore, deep learning models, including neural networks and transformers, have shown
promise in understanding complex relationships between user profiles and job postings.

AI-based systems like LinkedIn’s recommendation engine use behavioral data, skill graphs,
and interaction histories to continuously refine their suggestions.

Despite these advancements, challenges remain in handling ambiguous user data, ensuring
fairness and bias reduction, and maintaining real-time performance.

Additionally, feedback mechanisms are essential to improve the system’s adaptability and
personalization over time.

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 CHAPTER 3

SYSTEM DESIGN
What is a UML Diagram?

UML (Unified Modeling Language) is a standardized way to visualize, design, and document
software systems. UML diagrams help developers, designers, and stakeholders understand how
a system works — its structure, behavior, and interactions.

Why Use UML?

• Plan and design software before coding

• Communicate ideas between teams

• Document systems for future reference

• Reduce errors and misunderstandings

Key Purposes of UML Diagrams

1. Visualizing the System

• UML diagrams convert ideas and requirements into visual formats.

• Help teams understand how components interact, what the system does, and
how it is organized.

• Example: A Use Case Diagram shows all the interactions users can have with a
Virtual Herbal Garden (e.g., browsing plants, taking quizzes).

2. Designing the Architecture

• Guides decisions like: What classes are needed? How do they interact? Where
are the components deployed?

• Example: A Class Diagram defines the Plant, User, and Quiz classes and their
relationships.

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4. Documenting the System

• UML diagrams provide technical documentation for future reference.

• Essential for onboarding new developers or updating systems.

• Example: A Deployment Diagram shows how the software is deployed across

servers, cloud, or device.

5. Validating Requirements

• Helps ensure that the system meets user and business requirements.

• Use Case Diagrams can confirm all functionalities are covered.

• Activity Diagrams help model workflows and user journeys.

6. Reducing Errors Before Coding

• Enables early detection of design flaws or inconsistencies.

• Encourages systematic thinking before any actual code is written.

• Saves time and cost by avoiding rework.

7.Facilitating Code Generation and Reverse Engineering

• Purpose: Some tools can generate code from UML models or create UML from
existing code.
• Benefit: Saves time in boilerplate coding and aids understanding of legacy
systems.
• Example: A Class Diagram can be used to auto-generate class stubs in Java or
C++.

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1.Component Diagram :

A Component Diagram is a type of UML diagram that shows the high-level structure of a
software system by breaking it into modular parts (components) and illustrating how they
interact .

Key Points :

• Represents software components (e.g. UI, API , AR Modules).

• Shows dependencies and interfaces between components.
• Useful during system design and architecture planning.

Figure 3.1 Component Diagram

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3. Deployment Diagram

A Deployment Diagram is a type of UML diagram that shows how and where the software
system will be physically deployed — meaning, how it runs on hardware like servers,
mobile devices, or cloud platforms.

Figure 3.2 Deployment Diagram

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4. Object Diagram

An Object Diagram is a type of UML diagram that shows a snapshot of objects and their
relationships at a specific moment in time. “An object diagram in UML describes the
structure of a system at a particular time by showing the system's objects, their attributes
with current values, and the links (relationships) between them.”

Figure 3.3 Object diagram

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4.Communication Diagram

A Communication Diagram illustrates the dynamic behavior of a system by depicting how

different objects communicate with each other through message passing. It highlights the
sequence of messages in a way that is visual and easy to understand while focusing on the
interactions rather than the flow of control.

Figure 3.4 Communication Diagram

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 5. State Diagram
A State Diagram (also called a State Machine Diagram) is a type of UML behavioral diagram
that models the different states an object can be in and how it transitions from one state to
another based on events or conditions.

Figure 3.5 State Diagram

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6.Use Case Diagram

A Use Case Diagram is a type of UML (Unified Modeling Language) diagram that visually
represents the functional requirements of a system. It shows the interactions between users
(actors) and the system’s functionalities (use cases).

Figure 3.6 Use Case Diagram

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7.Sequence Diagram

A Sequence Diagram is a UML behavioral diagram that models the flow of messages over
time between objects or components in a system. It shows how and in what order objects
interact during a particular scenario or process.

Figure 3.7 Sequence Diagram

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8.Activity Diagram

An Activity Diagram is a type of UML (Unified Modeling Language) behavioral diagram

that represents the workflow or sequence of activities in a system. It shows how a process
flows, including decisions, loops, parallel processes, and actions.

Figure 3.8 Activity Diagram

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 CHAPTER 4
PROPOSED WORK MODEL
4.1 TECHNOLOGY STACK
Developing an AI-Powered Job Recommendation System requires an integrated
technology stack that supports data collection, preprocessing, AI model development,
backend logic, and a user-friendly frontend interface. The following is a suggested end-
to-end technology stack:
1.Frontend Development :
• HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript: For building a responsive and interactive UI.
• React.js or Angular: For developing a dynamic single-page application (SPA)
with smooth user experience.
• Bootstrap or Tailwind CSS: For consistent styling and mobile-friendly layouts.

2. Backend Development :

• Python (Flask or Django): A popular backend language for handling API endpoints and
business logic, and integrating with machine learning models.
• Node.js (optional): Can also be used for real-time features like notifications.

3.Machine Learning & AI:

• Scikit-learn: For classical ML algorithms (e.g., decision trees, clustering).

• TensorFlow / Py Torch: For building and training deep learning models.
• Natural Language Processing (NLP): Libraries like NLTK, spaCy, and Transformers
(Hugging Face) for resume parsing, skill extraction, and job description analysis.
• BERT / Word2Vec / Fast Text: For semantic similarity and text embeddings.

4.Authentication & Authorization :

• JWT (JSON Web Tokens) or OAuth 2.0: For secure user login and role-based access
control (admin, job seeker, recruiter).

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5.Database :

• PostgreSQL / MySQL: For storing user data, job listings, and application history.
• MongoDB (optional): For flexible storage of semi-structured data like parsed resumes.
• Elasticsearch: For fast full-text searching and filtering of job listings.

6.Deployement & DevOps :

• Docker: For containerization and environment consistency.

• GitHub Actions / Jenkins: For continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD).
• Cloud Platforms (AWS, GCP, Azure): For hosting backend, databases, and AI services.
• Firebase / AWS S3: For storing uploaded resumes and files.

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4.2 Proposed Model/Algorithm/ Block Diagram

The proposed AI-Powered Job Recommendation System is designed to intelligently match job
seekers with relevant employment opportunities using machine learning and natural language
processing (NLP) techniques. The system follows a modular architecture, composed of several
key components that work together to ensure accurate and personalized recommendations.

1.User and Job Profile Management :

Users (job seekers) create profiles by entering personal information, educational background,
experience, and uploading resumes. Recruiters can post job vacancies including role
descriptions, required skills, and other metadata. All data is stored in a structured format within
a relational database.

2. Resume Parsing and Skill Extraction:

Uploaded resumes are processed using NLP techniques (e.g., spaCy, NLTK, or BERT-based
models) to extract relevant entities such as skills, job titles, education, and work experience.
Similarly, job descriptions are parsed to extract required qualifications and responsibilities.

3.Feature Engineering :

Extracted features from resumes and job descriptions are converted into vectorized formats
using techniques such as TF-IDF, Word2Vec, or Sentence-BERT. These vector representations
enable semantic comparison between user profiles and job postings.

4. Recommendation Engine :

• The core component of the system uses a hybrid recommendation approach:

• Content-Based Filtering: Matches jobs to users based on similarity between user skills
and job requirements.
• Collaborative Filtering: Utilizes historical user interactions (e.g., applications, clicks)
to identify trends and recommend jobs based on similar user behavior.
• Ranking Algorithm: Combines scores from both methods to generate a ranked list of
job recommendations.

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5.Feedback Loop and Model Improvement :

User interactions (e.g., job clicks, applications, rejections) are monitored and used to fine-
tune the model. Reinforcement learning or user-feedback models can be integrated to
continually improve recommendation accuracy.

6.Admin Dashboard :

• An admin interface enables monitoring of system metrics, user statistics, and job
listings, and can trigger re-training of the ML models when necessary.
• The proposed model ensures intelligent, scalable, and user-centric job
recommendations that evolve over time with data.

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4.3 PROPOSED METHODOLOGIES

The development of an AI-powered job recommendation system involves a combination of

data preprocessing, machine learning, and natural language processing (NLP) techniques to
match users with suitable job opportunities. The proposed methodology is structured in the
following phases:

1.Data Collection and Preprocessing :

Job and user data will be collected from various sources such as job portals, resumes, and
LinkedIn profiles. The data includes job descriptions, required skills, job roles, company
information, user resumes, educational background, and experience. Preprocessing steps such
as data cleaning, tokenization, stemming/lemmatization, and stopword removal will be
performed to standardize the text data.

2. . Skill Extraction and Feature Engineering:

NLP techniques will be used to extract relevant skills and entities from both job descriptions
and user resumes using Named Entity Recognition (NER) and Part-of-Speech (POS) tagging.
Feature vectors will be created using techniques like TF-IDF, word embeddings (e.g.,
Word2Vec or BERT), and one-hot encoding for categorical features such as job type and
industry.

3. Matching Algorithm Design:

Multiple algorithms will be explored to build a recommendation engine. Content-Based

Filtering will be implemented by comparing user profiles with job descriptions based on vector
similarity (e.g., cosine similarity). Collaborative Filtering may also be used by leveraging user
interaction data such as job views or applications to recommend jobs based on similar users. A
hybrid model combining both methods can improve accuracy and personalization.

4. Machine Learning Models :.

Supervised learning algorithms like Logistic Regression, Random Forest, or Support Vector
Machines (SVM) may be used to predict job suitability scores. Deep learning models such as
feedforward neural networks or transformers (for contextual understanding) can also be
incorporated for improved performance.

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5. Evaluation and Feedback Loop:

The system will be evaluated using precision, recall, F1-score, and Mean Reciprocal Rank
(MRR). User feedback will be collected to fine-tune model parameters and improve
recommendations through continuous learning.

6. Deployment:

The final system will be deployed as a web-based application with user login, resume upload,
and job recommendation interfaces, ensuring scalability and a seamless user experience.

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Table 4.1 Technology Stack

Component Technology/Tool Purpose

Frontend React.js Building the interactive user

interface

Tailwind CSS / Bootstrap Styling and responsive design

Framer Motion Animations and transitions

Three.js 3D visualization for the virtual

garden tour

React Router Routing between different pages

Backend Flask (Python) / Express.js RESTful API to serve and manage

(Node.js) data

Flask-RESTful / Express Router API route management

Database MongoDB Store plant data, user interactions,

quizzes, etc.

Mongoose / PyMongo MongoDB ORM/ODM (for

Node.js / Python)

Authentication JWT / Firebase Auth Secure login for users/admins

Hosting Vercel / Netlify (Frontend) Deploy React frontend

Render / Railway / Heroku Host Flask or Node backend +

(Backend) MongoDB

Media & Assets Cloudinary / Firebase Storage Store plant images, videos, virtual
tour media

Testing Jest (React), PyTest (Flask) Unit & integration testing

Version Control Git + GitHub Source code management and

collaboration

Optional Tools Postman API testing and documentation

Figma / Adobe XD UI/UX design and prototyping

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 CHAPTER 5
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

5.1 Home Page Screenshot

Figure 5.1 Home Page

The image displays the homepage of job recommendation system website named Carrier
Connect , which promoted itself as “Find a job that suits your interests and skills” . Unlock
your career potential with our intelligent job recommendation platform. Powered by
advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms, our system connects job
seekers with the most relevant job opportunities based on their unique skills, experience,
and career preferences.
Gone are the days of endlessly scrolling through job boards. Our AI analyzes your resume,
extracts your core competencies, and matches them with real-time job listings that fit your
profile. Whether you're a fresh graduate or an experienced professional, our system
provides personalized job suggestions tailored just for you.

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5.2 Job Recommend Screenshot

Figure 5.2 Job Recommend Screenshot

Modern job recommendation systems leverage techniques such as content-based filtering,

collaborative filtering, and hybrid models to analyze user data (e.g., resumes, search
history, applied jobs) and job listings (e.g., job titles, required skills, responsibilities).
Natural Language Processing (NLP) is often used to extract meaningful features from
unstructured text data like resumes and job descriptions.

By automating and optimizing the job search process, these systems improve the relevance
of job matches, enhance user satisfaction, and increase the chances of successful
employment. They also assist employers by surfacing candidates who best fit the job
criteria, thereby reducing hiring time and cost.

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5.3 Job Seeker Detail Screenshot

The Job Seekers Detail module is a core component of the AI Powered Job
Recommendation System. It is responsible for managing and storing comprehensive
information about each job seeker who registers on the platform. This data serves as the
foundation for generating personalized job recommendations using AI and machine
learning techniques.

Figure 5.3 Job seeker Detail Screenshot

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5.4 Finding Job Screenshots

Figure 5.4 Finding Job Screenshots

The Find Job module is the central feature of the AI Powered Job Recommendation
System. It enables job seekers to discover and explore job opportunities that match their
skills, experience, and preferences using intelligent filtering and recommendation
techniques.
To provide job seekers with accurate, relevant, and personalized job listings by leveraging
AI/ML algorithms based on their profile data, preferences, and past interactions.

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5.5 Quiz For Find Job Screenshot

Figure 5.5 Quiz For Find Job Screenshot

The Quiz Module is an optional but powerful feature of the AI Powered Job
Recommendation System. It is designed to assess the skills, knowledge, and aptitude of
job seekers through targeted quizzes. The results help enhance the accuracy of job
recommendations by providing additional data about the user’s competencies and learning
gaps.
Purpose of Quiz :

• To evaluate a job seeker's technical and non-technical skills.

• To supplement profile information with verified skill levels.
• To assist the AI engine in recommending jobs that match not just declared skills
but also tested abilities.
• To guide job seekers towards suitable training resources or job roles based on
performance.

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 5.6 Internship For Job Seeker Screenshot

Figure 5.6 Internship For Job Seeker Screenshot

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The Internship Module is a dedicated feature within the AI Powered Job Recommendation
System designed to connect students and entry-level professionals with relevant internship
opportunities. It enables organizations to post internship listings and allows job seekers to
discover, apply for, and track internship positions tailored to their skills and educational
background.

Purpose of Internship :
• To help freshers and students gain practical experience through internships.
• To offer organizations a platform to find suitable interns.
• To provide AI-driven recommendations of internships based on skills, academic
qualifications, and career interests.
• To serve as a stepping stone for full-time employment through skill building and
exposure.
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 CHAPTER 6
CONCLUSION AND FUTURE WORK

6.1 CONCLUSDION :

The Job Recommendation System successfully streamlines the job search process by
intelligently matching job seekers with relevant opportunities based on their skills,
qualifications, and preferences. By leveraging techniques such as content-based filtering and
natural language processing, the system enhances the accuracy of recommendations and
personalizes the user experience. This project demonstrates the potential of automated
recommendation engines in reducing the gap between job seekers and employers. Future
enhancements may include integration with real-time job APIs, user feedback loops, and more
advanced machine learning models to further improve recommendation quality.

The AI-Powered Job Recommendation System represents a significant advancement in the

recruitment and job-search process, offering a smarter, faster, and more personalized approach
to connecting job seekers with relevant employment opportunities. By leveraging artificial
intelligence, machine learning, and natural language processing (NLP), the system intelligently
analyzes user profiles, including resumes, skills, and preferences, and matches them with job
listings that best align with their qualifications and aspirations.

Throughout the development of this project, we focused on several critical components:

efficient data collection and preprocessing, accurate skill extraction, robust matching
algorithms, and the integration of machine learning models. The use of content-based filtering
enabled the system to understand user qualifications and recommend jobs accordingly, while
potential incorporation of collaborative and hybrid models can further enhance the
personalization of results. NLP techniques played a vital role in understanding unstructured
text data from resumes and job descriptions, ensuring that the system could interpret the
semantic meaning of user inputs and job requirements effectively.

One of the key strengths of this system lies in its ability to learn and adapt. The recommendation
engine can refine its predictions and improve over time. Additionally, the system’s modular
and scalable architecture ensures that it can be expanded to accommodate new features, such
as real-time job alerts, company insights, and advanced analytics.

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Here is the conclusion for a Job Recommendation System project in bullet points :

• The system effectively automates the job search and recommendation process for users
based on their skills and profiles.
• It simplifies the recruitment workflow for employers by helping them find suitable
candidates faster.
• Features like user registration, resume/skill upload, job posting, and admin-based
recommendations are successfully implemented.
• The recommendation logic improves job-candidate matching accuracy, increasing the
chances of successful employment.
• It provides a user-friendly interface for both job seekers and employers, improving user
engagement.
• The project highlights the importance of data-driven decision-making in modern
recruitment systems.
• The system is scalable and can be further enhanced using machine learning, real-time
updates, and third-party API integrations.
• Overall, the project demonstrates a practical application of technology to solve real-
world hiring and job search challenges.

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6.2 FUTURE WORK

While the current implementation of the AI-Powered Job Recommendation System provides a
functional and intelligent approach to job matching, there are several areas for future
enhancement and research to increase its effectiveness, scalability, and real-world applicability.

1. Integration of Deep Learning Models:

Future work could involve the use of more advanced deep learning techniques such as
transformer-based models (e.g., BERT or GPT) for better understanding of context within
resumes and job descriptions. These models can significantly enhance semantic matching and
provide more accurate recommendations by capturing deeper relationships between job
requirements and candidate profiles.

2. Real-Time Job Market Analysis:

Incorporating real-time job market trends and analytics would enable the system to adapt to
changing demands. This could involve scraping data from live job portals and identifying
emerging skills or declining job roles, helping users stay competitive and informed.

3. User Behaviour and Feedback Learning:

Implementing a feedback-driven learning loop where the system learns from user
interactions—such as clicks, applications, and rejections—can greatly improve
recommendation quality. Reinforcement learning or adaptive algorithms could be applied to
fine-tune recommendations based on evolving user preferences.

4. Advanced Filtering and Personalization:

Enhancing user control over filters such as location, salary range, work mode (remote/on-site),
and company size can help refine results. Personalized dashboards that recommend courses or
certifications based on skill gaps could also be introduced.

5. Employer Module:

A dedicated module for recruiters could be developed to allow companies to post jobs, search
for candidates, and receive AI-driven recommendations for the most suitable applicants based
on job requirements.

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6.Skill Gap Analysis and Upskilling:
Skill Path Recommendations: Suggest learning paths or certifications based on job
requirements and user gaps.
Integration with Learning Platforms: Link to MOOCs (like Coursera, Udemy) for
automatic upskilling recommendations.

7. Collaborative and Social Features

Peer Recommendations: Leverage social networks to suggest jobs that peers or similar
users have applied for.
Mentor Matching: Suggest mentors in fields of interest as part of the career
development ecosystem.

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 REFRENCES

• MongoDB Documentation – https://www.mongodb.com/docs

• Express.js Documentation – https://expressjs.com
• React Documentation – https://reactjs.org
• Node.js Documentation – https://nodejs.org
• Scikit-learn: Machine Learning in Python – https://scikit-learn.org
• Pandas Documentation – https://pandas.pydata.org
• NumPy Documentation – https://numpy.org
• Flask Web Framework (if used) – https://flask.palletsprojects.com

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