Extract job requirements
The workflow turns the job description into structured role facts, including responsibilities, skills, technologies, and recurring keywords.
How NextResume matching works
The workflow separates job requirements, career evidence, missing proof, and final wording so you can inspect how a tailored resume was assembled.
Map career evidence
Each requirement is compared with the imported master resume. The evidence map records which experience supports the requirement and where the support came from.
Surface unsupported gaps
Requirements without enough evidence remain visible. The workflow can ask a targeted question, but the user decides whether a factual answer exists.
Build a reviewable draft
Supported evidence is organised into a job-specific resume draft. The user can edit the wording before exporting PDF or DOCX.
What keyword coverage measures
The current score is calculated as matched extracted terms ÷ total extracted terms, rounded to a percentage. A term counts as matched when it appears in the current normalised resume draft.
Use the score as a checklist: inspect missing terms, decide whether you have truthful supporting evidence, and avoid adding a keyword only because the percentage changes.
What the output is designed for
- Readable, single-column resume structure
- Standard section headings and bullet formatting
- PDF and DOCX export for application workflows
- User review before the final document is submitted
What the checks do not prove
- The methodology does not simulate every employer ATS or recruiter configuration.
- The methodology does not guarantee an interview, ranking, response, or job offer.
- The methodology does not prove that an unsupported claim is true.
- The methodology does not replace your final factual and editorial review.
Follow the workflow through a complete example
Review the inputs, evidence map, missing proof, tailored bullet, and score boundary.
View the worked example