Your next career step might be a job application, a stronger profile or a question about moving to Canada. The new Vanna brings more of that journey into a conversation.
The Vanna career assistant helps tech professionals find relevant jobs, improve their profiles and navigate their next steps with VanHack. With these five updates, you can get guidance in the platform and use WhatsApp for supported conversations, including checking your applications after validating your phone number.
If you have ever opened your profile and wondered what to do next, this is a useful place to start. Rather than approaching your job search as a collection of disconnected tasks, you can bring a specific question to Vanna and focus on your next action.
Watch the new Vanna in action
Watch the one-minute overview, then explore the five updates below. The video uses illustrative chat screens, roles, salaries and application stages to demonstrate the experience, not to advertise specific vacancies or hiring outcomes.
1. Find jobs that fit you and apply in chat
Vanna helps match you with jobs, clarify their requirements and apply through the chat. That brings discovery and the next step closer together: you can explore a role, understand what it asks for and move toward an application in the same conversation.
A job title alone rarely tells the whole story. Required skills, experience and location conditions can matter just as much. Ask about the requirements that need clarification before deciding whether an opportunity is right for you. A relevant match is a starting point for that decision, not a promise of an interview or an offer.
Keep your experience and preferences current so they reflect the kind of work you want next. Then use the conversation to turn a broad search into a more focused application.
2. Build a stronger profile for recruiters
Vanna offers profile-completion guidance and tips to help you present your experience more clearly. Instead of treating your profile as something you finish once and forget, use it as a working introduction to the professional you are today.
The overview highlights practical areas such as your profile photo, introduction video and work experience. These are useful starting points for a review: does your work history explain your contribution, and does your introduction help someone understand your background?
Ask Vanna for help with your profile, then work through the guidance one step at a time. The aim is a clearer, more complete picture of your experience, not a guaranteed recruiting result.
3. Check your applications on WhatsApp
After validating your phone number, you can chat with Vanna on WhatsApp to check your application status. It is a way to stay connected to your job search from your phone when you want to know where an application stands.
Start with the phone-validation step before relying on the WhatsApp experience. Once that is in place, ask about your applications when you need an update. The conversation is about the information available for your applications; it does not mean a recruiter has made a new decision or that every application has changed stage.
4. Take your next step toward Canada
You can also start your Canadian Engineering Office application through VanHack or with Vanna on WhatsApp. If moving to Canada is part of your plans, this gives you another way to begin exploring the program and its application process.
This is a separate path from applying for a job. Starting a program application does not establish eligibility, guarantee acceptance or grant immigration approval. Program requirements, review and applicable fees still matter, so take time to understand the route before making plans around it.
For the program details and web application entry, visit the Move to Canada page. Use the information there alongside your conversation to decide what to explore next.
5. Discover news, webinars and events
Ask Vanna about VanHack news, webinars and events. Your next useful step does not always have to be an application: it might be learning about a topic, finding a relevant session or exploring what is happening in the community.
Use the conversation as a starting point for discovery, then check the details of any event you are interested in. Dates, availability and registration information belong to the individual event, rather than to a general promise that a particular session is always available.
Start with the next step that matters to you
You do not need to tackle all five updates at once. Start with the question that is most useful today: finding a role, improving your profile, checking an application, exploring Canada or discovering something new.
Log in to VanHack and talk to Vanna. Bring your next career question and take it from there.
