Find the right candidates by using job titles strategically.
This article explains how to use the ‘Job Titles’ filter to make your search more powerful and precise.
🧾 Where to find this filter
The ‘Job Titles’ field is available in both new and existing searches – and works the same in both.
⌨️ Entering job titles
Start typing the job title you're looking for and select the right suggestions.
Press Enter when you’re done typing. You can add multiple titles – the more synonyms, the better your results!
🔄 By default, we use the OR-rule:
A candidate must match at least one of the job titles you've added.
✍️ 3 ways to enter job titles
Input method | Result |
Monteur | Shows results where monteur is part of the title, like |
"Monteur" | Only shows exact matches of the word Monteur. |
*Monteur* | Shows all variations and compound words like |
🧠 Adding synonyms
For each job title you enter, Robin automatically suggests synonyms.
Click ‘Add X suggestions’ to include them all at once.
Example: someone listed as an Administrative Assistant might be just as relevant as an Administrative Officer.
📌 TIP: Use a wildcard (*) before and after a word to include all possible variations.
For example: *monteur*
🎯 Requiring or excluding job titles
Want to require or exclude a specific job title?
Add the job title.
Click the three dots next to the title.
Select ‘Required’ or ‘Exclude’.
You can also edit or remove the title here.
📌 TIP: Combine this filter with ‘Experience Gained During’ for even more accurate results.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What does the asterisk (*) mean in job titles?
It’s a wildcard that matches all possible variations of a word.
Why should I add synonyms?
You’ll find more relevant candidates with different but equivalent job titles.
Can I make a job title required or excluded?
Yes, click the three dots next to the title to choose ‘Required’ or ‘Exclude’.