What you already have
Mark what you did
Select the experiences you have. We tell you what to put in your resume and how to present them.
How it works
01
Upload what you have
Your current resume, even if incomplete, or a description of your experience. NeoRole reads it and detects what is missing.
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Measure your fit
Paste the vacancy you are interested in. NeoRole tells you how many of the things it asks for appear in your text and which are missing.
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Your first resume
NeoRole generates a single-column resume with what you have, in the format that filters can read.
Frequently asked questions
Can I put my thesis on the resume if I have not finished it?
Yes, if it is in progress. Put it as 'Thesis in progress' with the topic and the stage you are at. What matters is that it shows you have an ongoing project with methodology.
What if my internship was at a small or unknown company?
The size of the company does not matter. What counts are your responsibilities and deliverables. Describe what you did, not just where you did it.
How many pages should my first resume be?
One page. For a first job, one well-structured page is worth more than two pages of filler. NeoRole generates the resume in that format.
Should I include my GPA on the resume?
If it is high (8.5 or above out of 10, or equivalent), yes. If it is average, do not include it unless the vacancy asks for it. Use that space for your projects and achievements.
What is the Compass and what is it for if I am just starting out?
The Career Compass gives you the three types of positions where you have the most signal based on your profile of interests, strengths, and values. For a first job, that is very useful: instead of applying to everything, you apply to what best fits you.
Your first resume starts here
What you already have is enough to start.
Mark what you did