Feasibility preview — not a live service. Sample content only.
W Careers

Build your resume once. Use it for every job you apply to.

An employment exchange for job seekers and the people hiring them. You keep one profile, up to date, and apply in a couple of clicks — instead of filling the same form again and again.

How it works

Three steps, in plain terms.

Step one

Create your account

An email address and a password. We send you a link to confirm it is really you.

Step two

Fill in your details

Education, work history, skills and languages — one section at a time. Each section saves on its own, so you can stop and come back whenever you like.

Step three

Apply

Your details are already there. Add a short note if you want to, confirm, and send. You can see what happened to every application you have made.

Open positions

Sample entries, to show the shape of a listing.

BIM Modeller — Structures

Engineering · Hyderabad · Full time · 2–5 years
Engineering

Quantity Surveyor

Engineering · Bangalore · Full time · 3–7 years
Engineering

Accounts Executive

Finance · Hyderabad · Full time · 1–3 years
Finance

Site Engineer — Field Data Capture

Operations · Travel required · Contract · 2–6 years
Operations
In the real portal these come from the openings the operator publishes, filtered by function, category, location and experience. Applying uses the profile you already built.

What this preview proves

The point of this page is the plumbing underneath it, not the words on it.

QuestionAnswer
Can a second site run on the same EC2 box?Yes — served from its own directory, separate from the main site and the portal
Does nginx route by hostname?Yes — a server block for the subdomain, tested with the host header
Does it touch the Concresca portal?No — different directory, no shared database, no shared login
Is the main site affected?No — its configuration is untouched
Does careers.quantxbim.com resolve?Not yet — one DNS A record is needed at BigRock
HTTPS certificate for the subdomainIssued automatically once DNS resolves