Paste your resume below. We run it through the same kind of parsing logic applicant tracking systems use, and tell you exactly what's likely to get you silently filtered out.
Nothing is uploaded or stored — parsing happens entirely in your browser.
Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) are the software most companies use to scan and filter resumes before a human ever sees them. Formatting choices that look fine on screen — tables, columns, icons, unconventional headings — can cause ATS parsers to misread or drop your content entirely, sometimes resulting in a silent rejection with no explanation. This tool checks your resume against the same kinds of parsing rules real ATS software uses, so you can fix issues before you hit submit.