Résumés

Adapts a CV or resume to another country's norms, such as a US resume, UK CV, German Lebenslauf or Europass, covering length, photo, personal data, section order and tone. Use when applying abroad.

Rewrites a LinkedIn headline, About section and experience entries for a target role, so recruiters find the profile in search and want to reach out. Use before or during a job search.

Maps transferable skills from a previous career to a new field, names the real gaps, and rewrites the resume summary and bullets around the overlap. Use when changing fields or functions.

Acts as a professional resume writer who interviews for achievements, writes for the target role and applicant tracking systems, and never invents facts.

Reviews a resume the way a recruiter skims it, scores clarity, impact, relevance and format, and returns the top fixes ranked by effect. Use before sending a resume out.

Rewrites resume bullets into achievement statements with a strong action, scope and measurable result, without inventing numbers, and asks for the facts each one needs. Use on any resume section.

Tailors a whole resume to one posting by reordering, selecting and rewording experience honestly, then checks keyword coverage for applicant tracking systems. Use before each important application.

Writes an academic CV with publications, grants, teaching, service and presentations in the conventions of the field. Use when applying for faculty, postdoc, fellowship or research posts.

Writes a portfolio case study covering context, role, process, decisions, results and learnings, honest about team contributions. Use for designers, engineers and marketers showing their work.

Writes a first resume by interviewing the person about work, studies and projects, choosing the format and turning experience into achievements. Use for students and first-time job seekers.