A match percentage you can actually see the math behind
Most job sites either don't score you against a listing at all, or show a number with no explanation. Beaquaro's match score is a transparent calculation, and the breakdown on each job's page is exactly what decided the number.
Skills, weighted by how sure you are
Every skill a job asks for is matched against your profile. Skills you've marked as a real strength count in full, and ones you're only willing to learn count for less. This is the biggest factor in the score.
Missing a must-have caps the score, hard
Flag a skill as non-negotiable and any job needing it that you don't have is capped at 15%, whatever else overlaps. The job still shows up, it just can't outrank a genuine fit.
Your resume and career goals count too
Beyond the fixed skill list, Beaquaro compares a job's description against your resume summary, career goals, and work history. It's a smaller signal that nudges the score without deciding it.
Location and relocation, factored in honestly
Remote roles and jobs in your target country score at full strength. An out-of-country, non-remote role is lightly discounted if you're open to relocating, and heavily discounted if you're not.
Questions
Can I see why a specific job scored the way it did?
Yes. Every job's detail page has a 'Why this score' section with the matched and missing skills, plus the location reasoning for that job.
Is the match score based on real data?
Yes. It's computed only from your stored skills and profile text against each job's listed requirements, nothing more.