Why RoleNavigator exists
Justin Hammon spent 11 years at a single company before a layoff in November 2025. With bills to pay, he did what everyone does: he started applying. And it felt absurd: hours of manual scanning, re-tailoring the same resume, rewriting cover letters, and losing track of it all.
Looking for work was a full-time job with no paycheck.
Coming from a background in software, go-to-market, and AI, he saw the obvious: almost all of it could be automated. The scanning. The scoring against your resume. The tailoring. So instead of grinding through the broken version, he built RoleNavigator: a tool that scans job sources, scores every listing against your resume, and tracks your whole pipeline in one place.
Building in public
Getting blindsided by a layoff is isolating, and it's easy to assume you're the only one. You're not. Justin builds RoleNavigator in public, sharing the journey from over a decade of stability to building something of his own, so the people going through the same thing don't have to do it alone. That transparency is the point, not a marketing tactic.
The person behind it
RoleNavigator isn't a faceless product. It's built and maintained by a named person you can find and talk to.
Also building: capquick.app and independent consulting.