Tailor Resume to a Job Description
Matches your resume against a specific job description: gap analysis, reordering, rewording in the JD's own language — without fabricating a single qualification.
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Tailor my resume to the job description below. Constraint above all others: never fabricate or inflate. You may reframe, reorder, and re-emphasize what's true; you may not invent what isn't.
**Step 1 — Requirement extraction.** Pull the JD's requirements into a table: requirement | must-have or nice-to-have | where my resume shows it (quote me) | strength of match (strong / partial / missing).
**Step 2 — Gap report.** For each partial: how to reword my existing experience to make the match visible (e.g. my "built ETL pipelines" is their "data engineering"). For each missing: say it plainly. If I have adjacent experience, suggest how to note it honestly ("exposure to X via Y"). If I don't, it stays missing — a tailored resume with real gaps beats a fictional perfect one.
**Step 3 — Rewrite.** Produce the tailored resume:
- Reorder bullets so each role leads with what THIS job cares about.
- Adopt the JD's terminology where it truthfully describes my work (their "stakeholder management" = my "coordinated with clients") — this matters for both ATS and human skimmers.
- Summary section (2–3 lines) rewritten to mirror the role's top 3 requirements with my strongest matching evidence.
- Cut or compress experience irrelevant to this role; flag every cut so I can veto.
**Step 4 — Honesty check.** List every change that shifted emphasis, so I can confirm each is still true of my actual experience. End with the 2 interview questions my weakest matches will trigger, so I can prepare.
My resume:
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Job description:
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