Get your resume torn apart (gently).
Upload a PDF (or paste the text), pick your target role + country market, optionally drop in a JD. Claude grades it like a hiring manager — strengths, gaps, keyword misses, rewrites.
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Sample result: Security resume review
Example review of an invented resume for a Security Engineer target role in a chosen country, with an optional pasted job description.
Review header
- Target role
- Security Engineer
- Overall score
- Shown out of 100 with a one-line summary of the resume's main strength and main gap
- Best role fit
- One line naming the role the resume reads most strongly for
Strengths and gaps (example wording)
- Strength: incident work is described with the tools used and the outcome, not just the duties.
- Strength: certifications are listed with the year and the issuing body.
- Gap: several bullets describe responsibilities ("responsible for monitoring") rather than results.
- Gap: no mention of cloud logging or detection tooling that the target role normally lists.
Suggested rewrite
| Original | Improved |
|---|---|
| Responsible for monitoring alerts and escalating incidents. | Triaged alerts across the SIEM, escalated confirmed incidents with a written timeline, and cut repeat false positives by tuning the noisiest detection rules. |
Also in the review
A short note on market fit for the chosen country, plus a list of keywords an applicant-tracking scanner might miss. The review is generated for the text you paste, so scores and wording differ from resume to resume.
Made-up example data. Your own run uses your inputs. Downloads of the full report need Pro.
Resume content is not stored after the review completes.
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