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Resume (CV) with an AI agent

A resume is a short document that presents your experience, education and skills to an employer, an internship programme or an admissions office.

Students and graduates often need their first one, and employees update theirs for each new vacancy.

What it contains

Typical structure

  1. Header
  2. Summary
  3. Work experience
  4. Education
  5. Skills
  6. Languages
  7. Courses and certificates
  8. Achievements and additional information

Length and format

A resume is usually one page for students, graduates and people with up to about five years of experience, and at most two pages otherwise.

It uses a clean single-column layout that applicant tracking systems can read, a sans-serif font such as Arial or Calibri and no photo unless you add one.

How the AI agent helps

  1. Enter the target position and your experience, or attach an old resume or profile.
  2. Paste or attach the vacancy, so the most relevant experience goes first.
  3. The AI agent rewrites your real facts concisely and leaves placeholders for anything missing.
  4. Download the DOCX, check every date and detail, and adjust it for each application.

Questions and answers

Will the AI agent add experience I do not have?

No. It uses only facts you provide and never invents employers, dates, degrees or achievements. Missing items appear as placeholders.

Can it tailor my resume to a vacancy?

Yes. Attach or paste the vacancy, and it puts the relevant experience first and uses the vacancy's key terms where they truthfully apply.

What if I have almost no experience?

You get a well-structured template for your field with placeholders and example wording marked as examples, which you replace with your own details.

Can I get a cover letter too?

Yes. Ask for one and it is added on a new page after the resume.

Enter your experience and target position to get a clean, honest resume draft you can tailor further.

The AI agent prepares a draft that you review, edit and finalize yourself; exact requirements depend on your school, university or teacher.