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How to Actually Get Hired

Who reads applications, which channel gets a reply, and what they screen for.

<50 peopleTel Aviv-Yafo, Tel Aviv District, IsraelB2B, SecurityUses Workable

Why applying the normal way doesn't work

D-ID is <50 people. No recruiter, no HR. Your application goes to a founder juggling everything. Cold outreach is how you actually get seen.

Who to contact at D-ID

No verified contact route for D-ID yet. Based on size (<50) and sector (B2B, Security), a founder or department head is likely the decision-maker, but treat this as a model.

What D-ID screens for

For a B2B, Security company, expect them to prioritize relevant experience and ability to operate autonomously over credentials.

A tailored CV beats a generic one. Use D-ID's job description language to clear filters.

Mistakes that kill applications

Generic CVs stand out at a <50-person company — and not in a good way. Fastest path to rejection.

Don't open with what you want. Open with what D-ID is dealing with right now — is growing fast after their null round, and what you'd do about it.

Applying and waiting = silence. Follow up at day five — it roughly doubles your odds of a reply.

Frequently asked questions

How do I apply to D-ID?

Through the roles on our D-ID jobs page, or directly to a founder or department head if you can reach them. At <50 people, direct outreach outperforms the form.

Does D-ID respond to cold emails?

Not enough data yet on D-ID's cold email response rates.

Who is the hiring manager at D-ID?

At this size, hiring is usually run by a founder or department head.

What ATS does D-ID use?

D-ID uses Workable.

How competitive is it to get hired at D-ID?

Typical applicant count for B2B, Security roles (<50 people): 50-100 in two weeks. Apply fast.

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