Tailor your resume to the job — using your real experience.
Paste the job description. TailorJob re-pitches your experience toward what the role actually asks for — grounded in your GitHub, LinkedIn, and CV, and reviewed by you before export.
How do I tailor my resume to a job description?
Read the job description, extract its required skills and responsibilities, then reorder and rewrite your existing bullets so the experience you actually have speaks to those requirements — without inventing anything. TailorJob automates the extraction and the rewriting from evidence you connect, and you review every change.
Tailoring done by hand takes hours per application and is easy to do badly — sprinkling keywords instead of re-pitching evidence. TailorJob extracts the posting's requirements and weights, then rewrites your bullets so the skills you genuinely have appear where the recruiter is looking. Experience you don't have stays off the page.
How tailoring works
Import your resume
Upload the resume you have, or use your TailorJob profile built from GitHub, LinkedIn, and prior CVs.
Paste the job description
Requirements, keywords, and seniority signals are extracted and weighted automatically.
Generate the tailored version
Bullets are re-pitched and reordered toward the role — every change visible for your review before it's final.
Export a per-job PDF
Keep a tailored version per target. Your source profile stays intact for the next application.
What tailoring changes — and what it doesn't
Tailoring re-pitches evidence. It doesn't create evidence.
Requirement extraction
The job description's skills, tools, and seniority signals are pulled out and weighted before anything is rewritten.
Re-pitched bullets
Your existing experience is rewritten to lead with what this role asks for — same facts, better pitch.
Keyword alignment
Terms the posting uses appear where they're true of your work — because they come from your sources.
Per-job versions
Every target job gets its own tailored resume, without overwriting the one before it.
ATS re-scoring
The tailored version is scored against the same job description, so you see the effect of each change.
What never changes
Employers, titles, dates, and credentials come from your sources — they aren't invented, upgraded, or back-dated.
Re-pitching, not inventing
Sample rewrite — same work, aimed at the posting
Sample only — rewrites draw on details already present in your sources, and every change is shown for review.
Your facts stay your facts
The fastest way to fail an interview is a resume you can't defend. TailorJob's tailoring keeps the facts you have and changes the pitch — and shows you every difference before export.
- Re-pitching reorders and rewrites experience you already have.
- Employers, titles, and dates come from your sources and are shown for review.
- Every per-job version is kept separately; your source profile is never overwritten.
Questions, answered directly.
Should I tailor my resume for every job?
For roles you seriously want, yes — tailored resumes surface the experience each posting asks for. For high-volume applications, tailor at least the roles you'd accept. TailorJob keeps a version per target so repeating it costs minutes, not hours.
How do I tailor my resume without lying?
Only re-pitch evidence you actually have: reorder sections, rewrite phrasing, and surface relevant projects so they match the posting's language. Don't add employers, skills, metrics, or dates you can't back up. TailorJob's generation is grounded in the sources you connect and every change is reviewed by you.
How do I find keywords in a job description?
Look at the requirements section, repeated tools and technologies, and seniority phrasing. TailorJob extracts and weights these automatically when you paste the posting.
What's the difference between tailoring and ATS optimization?
Tailoring aligns content with the role; ATS optimization fixes parse-ability and formatting. You want both — score the tailored result with the ATS resume checker before you export.
Can I keep multiple tailored versions?
Yes — each target job gets its own version, and your base profile stays intact for the next one.
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One resume per job — from one real career.
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