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Make your resume ATS-ready

See what applicant tracking systems can read, spot issues that may hold you back, and get clear recommendations in minutes.

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  • Clear, actionable feedback
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ATS basics

What is an applicant tracking system?

An ATS is software employers use to collect, organize, and filter job applications. It reads your resume before a recruiter does and looks for relevant skills, experience, keywords, and a structure it can understand.

A clean, well-structured resume makes it easier for the system—and the recruiter—to see why you’re a strong match.

Where ATS fits in hiring

  1. 1
    You applyYour resume enters the employer’s system.
  2. 2
    ATS reads itContent and keywords are parsed and organized.
  3. 3
    Recruiters reviewThe strongest relevant applications move forward.
Quick checklist

Build a resume ATS can understand

Do this

Keep it clear and searchable

  • Use a simple, single-column layoutIt is easier for systems to read in the correct order.
  • Choose standard section headingsUse “Work Experience,” “Education,” and “Skills.”
  • Match relevant job keywordsUse the role’s language naturally throughout your resume.
  • Show measurable achievementsSupport your impact with numbers and outcomes.
  • Use consistent dates and fontsKeep the visual system predictable from top to bottom.
Avoid this

Remove common parsing barriers

  • Complex tables and columnsContent can be read out of order or skipped.
  • Important text inside imagesATS may not extract logos, icons, or image-based text.
  • Unusual section namesCreative labels can hide important experience.
  • Generic responsibilitiesSpecific results create stronger keyword context.
  • Inconsistent formattingMixed styles make scanning harder for everyone.
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