Phirm exposes all jobs as machine-readable HTML, JSON, and Markdown — so your favorite AI agent can scan every role in seconds. Just copy a prompt below, paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI assistant, and tell it about your profile.
How it works
1Copy one of the prompts below
2Paste it into ChatGPT or Claude and describe your profile
3The AI reads phirm.ch/ai/jobs and returns your matches
Match jobs to my profile
Works for any profile — QA, Regulatory, Clinical, IT, Data, Engineering, you name it.
I'm looking for a job in Swiss pharma / biotech / medtech. Go to https://phirm.ch/ai/jobs and read the full table of jobs. First, I'll describe my background below. Based on my experience, skills, target role, and preferred location, find the best matching roles from the table. For each match, tell me: title, company, location, salary (if listed), and link to apply.
My profile: [paste your experience, target role, skills, and preferred location]
Find roles by function
Let the AI guide you through the available role categories and find your fit.
Go to https://phirm.ch/ai/jobs and read the full table of jobs. I'm looking for a specific type of role. First tell me what role categories are available in the table, then ask me which ones I'm interested in. Once I tell you, filter the table and show me all matching jobs with: title, company, location, salary (if listed), and link to apply.
Show me transparent salaries only
Salary transparency helps you compare opportunities faster — no guesswork.
Go to https://phirm.ch/ai/jobs and read the full table of jobs. Find all jobs that have a salary listed (not "Salary not disclosed"). Group them by company and tell me: company, job title, location, and salary range. I want to compare which companies are transparent about pay.
Swiss pharma market snapshot
Get the big picture before you dive into applications.
Go to https://phirm.ch/ai/jobs and read the full table of jobs. Give me a bird's-eye view of the Swiss life sciences job market: how many jobs per company, per role category, per location, and which companies have the most openings. Present it as a summary table.