Most resumes fail before a human ever reads them.
Serving IT and Finance professionals who apply to high-volume roles where algorithm-first screening is the default, not the exception.
Roughly three in four applications are rejected by applicant tracking systems on formatting alone. We eliminate every rejection trigger — keyword gaps, parse errors, structural flags — before your name reaches a recruiter's screen.
Built from live job descriptions, not keyword banks.
01 — Diagnostic intake
You submit your current resume and target job descriptions. We map the gap between what you have and what the ATS is scanning for in your specific IT or Finance role.
02 — Keyword and structure mapping
We extract domain-specific terminology from live postings — not a static list. Every section is structured to parse cleanly across major ATS platforms used in tech and financial services hiring.
03 — ATS compatibility testing
Before delivery, we run the document through actual parsing tools to confirm clean field extraction — no hidden tables, no broken headers, no flagged formatting that would stall the scan.
ATS-tested resume file
A recruiter-compatible document in both .docx and PDF formats, verified for clean parsing across Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, and iCIMS — the platforms most common in IT and Finance hiring funnels.
A document engineered to pass, not to impress.
Role-specific keyword integration
Keywords sourced from the actual job descriptions you're targeting — not a generic list. Integrated into experience entries and skills sections where ATS weight is highest, not appended as a keyword dump.
Parsing compatibility report
A plain-language summary of what we fixed, why it was a rejection trigger, and how the final document scores against the target role's ATS requirements — so you understand the logic, not just the output.
Stop guessing why applications go silent.
Send us your current resume and the roles you're targeting. We'll run the diagnostic and tell you exactly what's blocking recruiter visibility before we write a single line.