For job seekers who want to know how well a resume matches a specific job before applying. You get a match score out of 100, the keywords you are missing and seven quick ATS checks.
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You enter
A short DevOps resume listing AWS, Docker, Jenkins, Terraform, Linux and Python, scanned against a job description asking for AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform, Docker, Jenkins, CI/CD, Linux, Python, Helm, Prometheus and Grafana.
The tool shows
The keyword match shows 56/100 with 9 of 16 target keywords found. Missing chips include kubernetes, helm, prometheus, grafana and monitoring, and the Length check warns that the resume looks short.
The tool picks known tech skills and the most frequent terms from the job description, then checks which of them appear in your resume. The score is the share of those target keywords found, out of 100.
It checks for an email and phone number, standard section headings like Experience and Skills, a word count between 250 and 1100, lines with numbers, fancy symbols, column-style spacing and heavy use of I, me and my.
No. Only add keywords for skills you really have, since recruiters will ask about them in interviews. Click any missing chip to copy it.
Yes. It is free, needs no sign-up and runs entirely in your browser, so what you type is not uploaded. You only sign in if you want to email a result to yourself or save it to your CareerByteCode profile.
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