u/Additional_Doubt7089

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Hi guys I built this website to generate job matching resumes in seconds

Hey guys!

As you may know, the job market is super competitive right now. The number of applications for a job could be 1 over hundreds or thousands of people. If you guys want to land your dream role, you have to spend hours searching for jobs, preparing your applications, and applying to as many as you can. This does not even include time you spend leveling up yourself, learning something new, or building projects.

The learning path is mandatory; you can't take the shortcut. I understand.

However, you can save hours a day looking for jobs, updating resumes, and applying to them. If that sounds like you, then check out this new product I just built.

The idea behind my product is simple. When I apply for jobs, I normally read the job description, tailor my resume to match it, write a cover letter, then submit all of them with my info details. The process seems to be fast, but when it comes to 10 to 20 applications per day (or even more), I just can't do it.

That's when I knew I had to build something to remove the manual work completely for me.

And Resumie was born!

Resumie is built for SWE. It helps generate multiple job-matching resumes in seconds. Just need to copy paste the job description, input personal data, add GitHub repos and LinkedIn, then Resumie does the rest.

Resumie scans everything to build a new tailored resume for each job:

  • ATS friendly
  • Harvard style
  • Include your best projects, what you did, what has been achieved, etc.
  • Professional working experience, focusing on XYZ template (Accomplished [X] as measured by [Y], by doing [Z])
  • Technical skills match job description

Resumie is built to speed up the application process while maintaining the best possible resume output, instead of bringing only a single resume for all job positions.

Feel free to give it a try and return here with some feedback. It's FREE and I just keep a limit on the number of resume generations.

Here's the link for you to try: Resumie

u/Additional_Doubt7089 — 6 hours ago