The machine reads your resume before any human does. It never gets to your best part: it scans for matches, then passes you on or drops you. See your CV the way it does.
Add your file and the job description. It usually takes 10–30 seconds: first the verdict, then a rewritten version.
Left: the resume the way a person sees it. Right: the same file after the parser, exactly as an ATS receives it. This is a real extraction, not a mock-up.A real resume, before and after the parser.
Y O U R N A M Eyour.name@example.com +44 20 7946 0000 LondonYour Name • resume • page 1 • your.name@example.comEXPERIENCE2023–2026Lead SpecialistAlpha LtdReporting automation, Python, SQL2021–2023AnalystBeta LtdExcel, dashboards, 40+ reports/month2019–2021AssistantGammaData processing, document handlingSKILLSPythonSQLExcelGitPower BIETLEDUCATIONCity University, Accounting and Audit, BSc, 2019PROFICIENCYPython■■■■□SQL■■■□□English■■■■□ABOUT MEReliable, quick learner, I like order in data. Looking for a rolewhere I can grow.
An ATS rarely rejects a resume it can't read. It just never shows it in a search, so nobody ever writes back. Nothing tells you it happened.
It's almost never your experience. It's how the file is laid out.
One candidate, three versions of their resume, one job. The experience never changes. The score does. Open any of them to see the full result.
Applying to more than one kind of role? Tell us your experience once and pick up to four stacks. You get a separate resume for each one, built from what you actually did, so nothing is invented.
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