Strong engineers often write weak resumes — describing tasks instead of impact. This free checker reviews your software engineer resume the way a hiring manager would, and rewrites the parts that undersell you.
▶ Check my resume freeHiring managers scan for scope and impact: systems you built, scale you handled, and outcomes you drove — not a list of technologies. "Worked on machine learning models" says nothing; "Improved fraud-detection accuracy 18% across 2M+ transactions" gets interviews. The checker flags every duty-style bullet and rewrites it with concrete impact.
Buzzword skill dumps, no metrics, side projects with no links, inconsistent formatting that breaks ATS parsing, and a summary that could belong to anyone. The tool catches these and shows the fix for each.
The analyzer suggests the specific job titles your experience fits and matches your resume's keywords to them — so a backend-leaning resume targets backend roles, and an ML-leaning one targets ML/LLM roles, instead of one generic version for everything.
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Yes — it recognizes ML/LLM, data science, backend, frontend, and platform profiles.
It checks the structure and keyword coverage that ATS filters rely on.