Check which job post keywords your resume already covers
Recruiters and applicant tracking systems both search for the terms in the job post. If a required skill appears in the post but not on your resume, you may be filtered out even though you have the skill.
Paste both documents and see matched and missing keywords. Missing keywords are only suggestions to add if you genuinely have the skill; the tool will not stuff them in for you.
Resume Kit
Processed by Cloudflare Workers AI (fallback: Groq). Not stored. Your resume and the job post are sent to the AI provider to create the result and are not saved by YoungJoi. Privacy details
AI can make mistakes. It is told to use only facts in your resume, but read every line and remove anything untrue before you send it. A match score is an estimate, not an employer score.
How to use it
- Paste your resume and the job post.
- Run the check.
- Review matched keywords and the missing list.
- For each missing keyword, add it only if you truly have that experience, using your own words.
Tips
- Prioritise skills repeated in the job post.
- Use the exact phrase from the post when it is true, for example "stakeholder management".
- Spell out acronyms once, such as "Search Engine Optimization (SEO)".
AI can make mistakes. Verify every claim before you publish or send it.
Frequently asked questions
Is the match score an official ATS score?
No. It is an estimate of how well your resume covers the post. Different systems score differently.
Should I add every missing keyword?
No. Only add what is true. Honesty matters in interviews and background checks.
Can I check several jobs?
Each run uses one kit credit and compares one resume with one job post.