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1stSeen learns when each program opens every year and shows you the window it is likely to open in next.
Browsing needs no account. Setting up takes about 30 seconds.
Three steps between a program going up on a company’s site and you knowing it is about to.
Company career pages, the job boards they post on, and archived copies of both. Every opening is recorded with the day it appeared and a link to where it was seen.
Most programs come back around the same time each year. A statistical model turns those dates into the window the next one is likely to open in, with a confidence level.
Save the programs you care about and their dates go on your watchlist, with a plan that works back from each window so your résumé is ready first.
Yes. Browsing every program and its dates needs no account, and an account costs nothing.
Company career pages, the job boards they post on, and archived copies of both. Every date on the site links to the page it was seen on.
Each date is a prediction with a window around it and a confidence level, from a statistical model that only reads dates already on record. The accuracy is not validated yet, and the methodology page says where it stands.
Only to save programs. A watchlist keeps their dates, a prep plan, and a calendar in one place.
Pick a few, and their likely dates and prep plan are waiting the next time you open 1stSeen.
Get startedCompanies that run early-career technical programs and post them publicly. The list grows as more are added; Explore shows every one being followed.