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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.

  1. 1. Break down the job requirements

    Paste the full JD to ChatGPT or Claude and ask it to list must-have skills, keywords, and the three abilities the recruiter cares about most, as the basis for revising your resume.

  2. 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. 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. 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.

  5. 5. Bilingual polishing

    If you need an English resume, first draft with DeepL, then use Grammarly to fix grammar and tone, ensuring correct professional wording and no Chinglish.

  6. 6. Final proofread and finalize

    Have Enhancv or ChatGPT do a full health check — consistent tense, no repeated verbs, whether the one-page layout overflows — and export the final file after confirming.

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.