Use AI to tailor your resume to a job and pass the ATS to land interviews
From parsing job keywords and generating quantified achievements to checking ATS compatibility and polishing Chinese/English, use AI in relay to turn a generic resume into a version tailored to that specific job.
2. Generate quantified achievement lines
Feed your experience in STAR format and ask AI to rewrite it into "verb + result + number" bullet achievements, e.g., turning "responsible for marketing" into "ran a campaign that lifted conversion by 32%".
3. Check ATS compatibility
Upload your resume and the JD to Jobscan or Resume Worded to get a keyword-match score and a list of missing terms, then add them back into your resume to raise your pass rate.
4. Apply a template and layout
On Kickresume or Resume.io, pick an ATS-friendly single-column template, fill in the content, and export a PDF, avoiding tables or image columns that machines can't read.
FAQ
Do I have to redo my resume for every job?
Core experience can stay fixed, but the keywords and the top-three-lines summary are best tweaked per job. After comparing with Jobscan, just add the missing terms — usually a custom version in under 15 minutes.
Can I make up the achievement numbers AI generates?
Absolutely not. The numbers must be real; AI only helps rephrase what already happened into stronger quantified statements that hold up when probed in an interview.
How high does the ATS score need to be?
Jobscan suggests a keyword-match rate of 75% or above is safer, but don't stuff irrelevant keywords just to raise the score — readability and authenticity come first.