Job search · Resume matching
Line your resume up with the job you want
Jobscan compares your resume with a posting and shows the keywords and formatting to fix, so you can send a stronger match in a few minutes.
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Continue to JobscanWho it helps
Jobscan is for people who already have a resume and want a clear checklist before they apply. Paste the job description, upload your file, and see what the posting is asking for that your page does not yet say.
It fits anyone applying through portals that scan for skills and keywords. If you are willing to edit the file yourself, the report turns a vague feeling of almost into a short list of changes.
Use it on the roles you care about most. A few focused scans beat sending the same generic resume everywhere.
How it makes life easier
Jobscan is a resume checker. You upload a resume and paste a job listing. It compares the two and returns a match report: missing keywords, skills the posting named, and formatting notes that help applicant-tracking software read the page.
You edit, then scan again to watch the match improve. An optimizer can suggest wording in context so you accept the changes that are true. A builder, cover letter help, and a LinkedIn review sit around that same workflow.
A first match report can be free, which is enough to see how the comparison works. Ongoing scans and the optimizer sit on a paid plan when the search is busy.
What you get
The checklist is for that posting
Missing terms come from the description you pasted, so the edit list is specific instead of a generic resume lecture.
You can rescan in minutes
Change the file, run it again, and see the match move. It turns tailoring into a short loop you can finish before you apply.
You stay in charge of the words
Suggestions are there to accept or skip. Keep every line honest, and still get the keywords the posting is scanning for.
Questions
How do I use it on a real application?
Upload your resume, paste the job description, and read the match report. Add the true keywords, fix the formatting notes, and scan again. When the overlap looks solid, export and apply.
Do I need a resume before I start?
The main workflow starts with a resume you already have. Jobscan also includes a builder if you want to create the file there, then check it against the posting in the same account.
Can I try a scan without a plan?
Yes. A first match report can be generated without paying, so you can see the format of the checklist. A paid plan is there when you want to scan many roles and use the optimizer on each one.
See Jobscan and try it on your next task.
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