CV Tailoring
Rewrites your CV for one specific job ad. Keywords, order and tone shift with the employer, personal for an SME, formal for a large company.
Features
CV Tailoring reads the job ad and pulls out the keywords that matter. Then it adapts your CV to that one position. Your most relevant stations move up, the experience that fits the role gets the space, and everything else steps back.
It adjusts the tone as well. For an SME your CV sounds personal and direct; for a large company the language turns formal. It also rewrites your tasks in the wording the ad itself uses, so a recruiter reading both sees the same vocabulary twice.
You stay in control. The AI suggests, you decide what to accept. Nothing is deleted behind your back, and a job that used to cost you an evening of rewriting takes a few minutes.
How It Works
Upload your CV and paste the job description. The tool analyses the ad and extracts the most important keywords. Then it compares them with your CV and suggests changes: new phrasing, a different order, stronger emphasis on matching experience.
You review every suggestion and accept what fits. What used to take an evening of manual rewriting takes minutes.
Who It's For
CV Tailoring is for anyone applying to a specific position who wants the best possible chances. Got lots of relevant experience but no idea what to highlight? The tool shows you. Career changers benefit too: it surfaces your transferable skills so recruiters see the fit immediately.
It also helps Germans applying in Switzerland. Swiss CVs follow their own conventions, and the tool adapts your phrasing to them.
Why It Matters
CV Scan tells you what's wrong. CV Tailoring fixes it for one specific job. Both the software and the recruiter behind it look for the language of the job ad in your CV, and the same document sent to twenty employers can only match one of them well. Rewriting it by hand for each application is the part everyone skips at application number four, when the evening is gone and the deadline is tomorrow. This does that work in minutes, which means the twentieth application is as sharp as the first.
