See your resume the way an applicant tracking system does, then fix what it cannot read.
A parse report, a match list and a rewrite, from one upload.
Your resume rendered as the ATS stores it: fields it found, fields it dropped, and the sections it could not read at all.
Scored against live openings, so the list is what to apply to this week rather than a job family.
Each flagged bullet with the reason and a rewrite that keeps your meaning and clears the filter.
Columns, tables, headers and graphics are where most resumes lose their content. You get told which of yours do.
Most resumes are rejected before a person opens them, by a parser that reads structure rather than design.
The file goes through the same extraction an applicant tracking system runs, so what you see is what it stored.
Your parsed skills and titles are scored against open roles, which is how you find out whether the gap is your resume or your target.
One file, about 30 seconds, and the list of things standing between you and a first read.
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