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What a resume for your role actually has to prove, how to structure it so applicant tracking systems parse it, and the mistakes that get one screened out. 174 roles covered.
Skip ahead and let me write itEngineering
Software, infrastructure, and security roles.
- Software Engineer resume
- Frontend Engineer resume
- Backend Engineer resume
- Full Stack Engineer resume
- Mobile Engineer resume
- DevOps Engineer resume
- Site Reliability Engineer resume
- Security Engineer resume
- QA Engineer resume
- Engineering Manager resume
- Platform Engineer resume
- Cloud Engineer resume
- Solutions Architect resume
- Software Architect resume
- Embedded Engineer resume
- iOS Developer resume
- Android Developer resume
- Web Developer resume
- Python Developer resume
- Java Developer resume
- Salesforce Developer resume
- Network Engineer resume
- Database Administrator resume
- Systems Administrator resume
- IT Support Specialist resume
- Penetration Tester resume
- Game Developer resume
Data and AI
Analytics, data engineering, and machine learning roles.
- Data Analyst resume
- Data Engineer resume
- Data Scientist resume
- Machine Learning Engineer resume
- AI Engineer resume
- Analytics Engineer resume
- Business Intelligence Analyst resume
- Product Analyst resume
- MLOps Engineer resume
- Data Architect resume
- Research Scientist resume
- Computer Vision Engineer resume
- Prompt Engineer resume
- Quantitative Analyst resume
Design
Product, brand, and research roles.
Product
Product management and program roles.
Marketing
Growth, content, and lifecycle roles.
- Product Marketing Manager resume
- Growth Marketer resume
- Content Marketer resume
- SEO Manager resume
- Marketing Manager resume
- Digital Marketing Manager resume
- Performance Marketing Manager resume
- Social Media Manager resume
- Email Marketing Manager resume
- Brand Manager resume
- Marketing Operations Manager resume
- Community Manager resume
- Copywriter resume
- Developer Advocate resume
- Technical Writer resume
Sales
Revenue, partnerships, and customer roles.
- Account Executive resume
- Sales Development Representative resume
- Customer Success Manager resume
- Solutions Engineer resume
- Account Manager resume
- Sales Manager resume
- Business Development Manager resume
- Partnerships Manager resume
- Inside Sales Representative resume
- Revenue Operations Manager resume
- Sales Operations Analyst resume
Operations
Business operations, supply chain, and support roles.
- Business Analyst resume
- Operations Manager resume
- Project Manager resume
- Supply Chain Manager resume
- Customer Support Specialist resume
- Executive Assistant resume
- Administrative Assistant resume
- Office Manager resume
- Chief of Staff resume
- Procurement Manager resume
- Logistics Coordinator resume
- Technical Support Engineer resume
- Implementation Consultant resume
Finance
Accounting, FP&A, and investing roles.
People
Recruiting, HR, and talent roles.
Legal and compliance
Counsel, contracts, and risk roles.
Healthcare
Nursing, clinical support, and patient care roles.
- Registered Nurse resume
- Licensed Practical Nurse resume
- Certified Nursing Assistant resume
- Medical Assistant resume
- Pharmacy Technician resume
- Dental Assistant resume
- Home Health Aide resume
- Caregiver resume
- Phlebotomist resume
- Medical Receptionist resume
- Physical Therapist resume
- Radiologic Technologist resume
Education and childcare
Teaching, classroom support, and childcare roles.
Hospitality and food service
Restaurant, cafe, and hotel roles.
Retail
Shop floor, checkout, and store management roles.
Skilled trades
Electrical, mechanical, and construction roles.
Transport and warehouse
Driving, logistics, and warehouse roles.
Facilities and security
Cleaning, grounds, and security roles.
Or start from the tool
Written from your history rather than a template. No card, no watermark, no paywall on the file.
What an applicant tracking system really does, and the eight mechanical checks worth running before you send.
A prompt that works in any chat window, and an honest account of where the chat window gives out.
One letter per company, opening on the closest thing you have actually done.
Queued through to offer, with the rows created when the application is written rather than typed after it.
Fills the employer's form in from the resume and answers written for that posting, then stops at the submit button.
Put this to work
Paste your career in once. Every application after that is written for you.
Drop a resume or a LinkedIn URL. I rank the live openings against it, rewrite the resume and write a cover letter for the best of them, and fill in the employer's form when you press the button. You read, you decide what goes out.
01Drop your resume
A PDF or a LinkedIn URL. About a minute, once.
02I rank the openings
Every weekday morning, the live catalog scored against your history. Up to 20 worth your time, not two hundred links.
03Each one is written up
Resume rewritten for the posting, a cover letter, a fit score. Press send, or let me fill in the form.
- New matches ranked and written before you are up.
- Every bullet stays inside what your history supports. Nothing invented.
- Queued, submitted, interviewing, offer: one screen, not a spreadsheet.
500 free credits on sign-up. No card. Nothing is sent until you say so.