For internship and new-grad hunters
Postings hide their rules: graduate between December and June, must return to school, U.S. citizens only, no sponsorship. JobGate reads them for you and shows which jobs you can actually apply to, with the sentence that decides each one.
Four real job descriptions, already read. Change who you are and watch the verdicts move. The highlighted phrase is the sentence that decided it.
Adobe
Seattle, WA · New grad
Graduation window
“Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related technical field, with an expected graduation date of December 2026 – June 2027”
Your graduation (2027-05) fits the window 2026-12 to 2027-06.
ICF
Reston, VA · Internship
U.S. citizenship
“Candidate must be a US citizen”
Requires U.S. citizenship; you're a citizen.
SpaceX
Redmond, WA · New grad
Degree level
“Bachelor's degree in computer science, engineering, math, or science discipline”
Open to bachelor's students.
BNY
NYC · New grad
Graduation window
“Graduating in Dec 2026 or May 2027 (U.S.)”
Your graduation (2027-05) fits the window by 2027-05.
Internship and new-grad listings from open trackers. Each job description is fetched from the company's own careers system.
Each description is read for the rules buried in it: graduation window, return to school, class year, degree, citizenship, sponsorship, clearance. Every rule keeps the exact sentence it came from.
Your profile is checked against every posting in plain code, so your feed is instant and your answers are never sent to an AI.
Most trackers lump everything into one “citizens only” flag. JobGate checks citizenship, ITAR U.S. person, sponsorship now, sponsorship later, and clearance separately, so a permanent resident is never hidden from a job they can take.
No black box. Each Eligible, Check, or Not eligible comes with the exact quote from the posting that decided it, checked word for word against the original text.
When a posting never mentions a rule, JobGate says “not stated”. When it couldn't read one, it says so. Those are never shown as the same thing.
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