For software, DevOps & data engineers · 2–10 years in

Tailor the resume you already have to the job you actually want

Not a template. Not a score. Your real experience, reorganised and reworded for one specific posting — and nothing added that you couldn't defend in the interview.

Try it against a posting you want

No account. Read in your browser. Three findings and one rewritten bullet from your own resume.

No account. Three findings and one rewritten bullet, from your own resume.

What a tailored version actually changes

Below is a realistic mid-level backend resume and a posting it is a decent fit for. Everything in the “after” is captured from a real run — including what the rewrite refused to add.

Software Engineer II — Corvid Logistics

  • • Worked on the order management service and its APIs
  • • Helped migrate parts of the monolith to microservices
  • • Wrote unit tests and did code reviews for the team
  • • Built the internal payments reconciliation service in Go that matches carrier invoices against shipments, handling around 40k invoices a month
  • • Participated in on-call rotation

The best match for a payments role is buried fourth.

1 · Relevant work moved up

The resume's strongest match for a payments role — a Go reconciliation service handling 40k invoices a month — was the fourth bullet under the current job. The rewrite made it the first, and used the posting's word for what it is: reconciliation.

2 · Weak bullets clarified

“Worked on the order management service” and “participated in on-call” say you were present. The rewrite says what you did there, with the same facts — and where a number would help and the resume has none, it leaves [add: …] for you rather than inventing one.

3 · Unsupported skills excluded

The posting wants Kafka and Terraform. This resume has neither. The rewrite did notadd them — it lists them as gaps for you to decide about. Any posting term it can't trace to your original comes back as [confirm: …], never as a claim.

See the full sample resume and posting used above
Priya Natarajan
Austin, TX · priya.natarajan.demo@email.com · linkedin.com/in/priya-natarajan-demo

SUMMARY
Backend engineer with 5 years of experience building web services. Comfortable with Python and Go. Team player who likes solving hard problems.

EXPERIENCE

Software Engineer II — Corvid Logistics, Austin, TX
Jan 2023 – Present
- Worked on the order management service and its APIs
- Helped migrate parts of the monolith to microservices
- Wrote unit tests and did code reviews for the team
- Built the internal payments reconciliation service in Go that matches carrier invoices against shipments, handling around 40k invoices a month
- Participated in on-call rotation

Software Engineer — Bramble Health, Remote
Jul 2020 – Dec 2022
- Developed REST APIs in Python (Django) for the patient scheduling product
- Set up the CI pipeline in GitHub Actions
- Worked with PostgreSQL and Redis
- Fixed bugs and improved performance of slow endpoints

EDUCATION
B.S. Computer Science — University of Texas at Dallas, 2020

SKILLS
Python, Go, Django, PostgreSQL, Redis, Docker, GitHub Actions, REST APIs, AWS (EC2, S3)
Senior Backend Engineer, Payments — Ledgerline (Austin, TX / Hybrid)

About the role
Ledgerline processes payouts for marketplaces. You will own services on the payments platform: ledger accuracy, reconciliation, and settlement. This is a hands-on senior role on a team of six.

What you'll do
- Design and build Go services that process high-volume payment events with strong consistency guarantees
- Own reconciliation between our ledger and partner bank statements, and drive reconciliation accuracy
- Improve reliability: define SLOs, reduce on-call load, and lead incident reviews
- Work with event streams (Kafka) and PostgreSQL at scale
- Provision and maintain infrastructure with Terraform on AWS
- Mentor mid-level engineers and review designs

What we're looking for
- 5+ years building backend services in production, with at least 2 in Go
- Experience with financial data: ledgers, reconciliation, idempotency, or settlement
- Strong PostgreSQL skills and comfort with distributed systems
- Experience running services you are on call for
- Clear written communication

Nice to have
- Kafka or another streaming platform
- Terraform
- Prior fintech or marketplace experience

What you get, and when it costs money

  1. Above, no account: three findings and one rewritten bullet from your resume against your posting.
  2. Free account, no card: the complete tailored resume for that job, downloadable, plus the before/after match score. Your inputs carry over — nothing to re-paste.
  3. Subscribe when you tailor for the next one: $4.99/month, or $17.94 for six months if you're mid-search. Cancel in one click.

Method, with a worked mapping table: matching a resume to a job description. Role-specific: DevOps, data analyst.