Is this resume ATS-friendly?

Yes. The output is plain Markdown or text with standard section headings (Summary, Skills, Experience, Projects, Education) and simple bullets, which applicant tracking systems parse reliably. Avoid tables and graphics in your final document for best parsing.

Should I list every technology I know?

List the ones relevant to the role you are applying for, grouped by category such as languages, frameworks, and tools. A focused stack reads better than an exhaustive dump and matches keyword-screening more cleanly.

How do I write strong experience bullets?

Start each bullet with an action verb and include a measurable result where you can — for example reduced API latency by 40% or shipped a feature used by 12,000 users. The tool keeps one bullet per line so you can iterate quickly.

Does anything get sent to a server?

No. Everything runs in your browser. The tool builds the document locally and nothing you type leaves your device, so it is safe to enter contact details and work history.

What should go in the Projects section?

Two or three projects that show range — a backend service, a full-stack app, or an open-source contribution. Include the tech used and a one-line outcome, plus a link to the repo or live demo if available.

Software Engineer Resume Builder

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A strong software-engineering resume is scannable, keyword-aligned, and full of measurable outcomes. This builder gives you the standard sections recruiters and ATS expect — summary, skills, experience, projects, education — and exports clean Markdown or plain text you can paste anywhere.

How it works

The tool assembles your inputs into a conventional one-page structure. Each experience and project box treats every line you type as a separate bullet, so the generated document reads:

## Experience
### Senior Engineer — Acme — 2022–present
- Cut checkout API p95 latency from 800ms to 180ms
- Led migration of 40 services to TypeScript strict mode

Section headings are kept simple and standard because applicant tracking systems score resumes partly on recognising headings like “Experience” and “Skills”. Skills are grouped into languages, frameworks, and tools so screeners and humans can both find what they need quickly.

Tips and example

Lead every bullet with a verb: built, shipped, reduced, automated, scaled.
Quantify wherever possible — percentages, user counts, latency, revenue.
Keep the summary to two sentences: your specialism plus your strongest result.
Put your GitHub and portfolio links near the top; engineers are often judged on code they can show.
Export as plain text when an application form rejects formatting, and as Markdown when pasting into docs that render it.