A résumé a machine can read

Free, no watermark, nothing to pay. One structure, because the two-column layouts the rest of this category sells are the reason résumés arrive at screening systems with half the text missing. PDF and Word ask for an email so we can tell you what the work pays; plain text and copy never do.

Already have one? Check what a parser reads it as — same code, same tab, nothing uploaded.

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Load it in and carry on from there. Whatever comes back blank is what a parser could not find in it.

Load a résumé

0 of 6 parts a parser looks for

6 to go

○ Name and title○ Contact○ Summary○ Experience○ Education○ Skills

You

Full nameCurrent titleUse the ordinary name for the job, not an internal one. It is the hardest filter there is.

EmailPhone

LocationCity and state. Location is a hard filter in most recruiter searches, and a résumé without one is often not returned at all.Link

Summary

Three lines, at mostSay what you do and give one piece of evidence. Adjectives about being passionate and results-driven are the exact phrases a tone check flags.

Experience

No roles yet.

Education

Nothing yet.

Skills

Separated by commasWrite the tools by their full ordinary names. A filter searches for the words, so “Epic” beats “electronic records systems”.

Certifications

Separated by commas

Your résumé appears here as you type, exactly as it will print and exactly as a parser will read it.

Add a name and a role and the exports switch on.

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