[BUG]: Capture inbound recruiter interest *@*careers*.com

[lnovitz]

Is there an existing issue for this?

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Current Behavior

Inbound message from a recruiter First Last first.last@companyABCcareers.com
did not get captured as an app, even though it was about a job opportunity

I hope this message finds you well. I was reaching out to you to see if you might be interested in learning more about a JOB_TITLE Opportunity here at Fidelity Investments. Your background seems that it could be a great fit based on your technical background and experience.

 Here is the job description for you to look over: 

WORKDAY_LINK
 
 (Location: Boston MA - HYBRID WORK MODEL- 2 WEEKS REMOTE, 2 WEEKS ON SITE EACH MONTH)
 
(RELOCATION REQUIRED IF NOT ALREADY COMMUTABLE DISTANCE TO THE ABOVE OFFICE)
 
Please let me know if you might be interested in setting up a call with me to learn more about the role and potential next steps. Look forward to hearing from you!

Expected Behavior

We should capture inbound messages too. This would have an application_status of "request for availability". Inbound messages are super positive signals - very important to capture for jobseekers.

Steps To Reproduce

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Criteria for Completion

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Anything else?

Not sure if this is a bug or a feature lol

Code of Conduct

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[dosubot]

To address the issue of capturing emails from addresses like *@*careers*.com, you may need to update the email filtering logic to include wildcard patterns that match such email domains. The filtering logic is defined in the backend/email_query_filters/applied_email_filter.yaml file, where you can specify the terms and patterns for including or excluding emails based on their subject or from address fields ^[1].

If the current logic does not support wildcard patterns like *@*careers*.com, you might need to implement or adjust the pattern matching to accommodate these variations. Additionally, you can test the updated logic using the test cases defined in backend/tests/test_constants.py and backend/tests/sample_base_filter.yaml to ensure that the new patterns are correctly captured ^[2][3].

If you need to add new test cases specifically for these patterns, you can create them in the test files mentioned above to verify that emails from domains like *@*careers*.com are correctly identified as job opportunities.

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[lnovitz]

The subject line wasn't getting captured by our filters: Full Time Director Machine Learning Ops Engineer Opportunity- Fidelity Investments (2105384 )