ATSResumeKit Team
The ATSResumeKit Team builds and maintains the free resume tools on this site and writes its guides. Every scoring rule is published on the methodology page, and the parsing claims are tested and reported on the evidence page.
The team publishes the site as ATSResumeKit. The about page explains who runs it and why every tool is free.
What the team built
- The ATS resume checker, which scores a resume against written formatting and content rules and names the rule behind each finding.
- The job description matcher, which compares a resume with a posting through a hand-built skill list with alternative spellings.
- The bullet improver, which rewrites wording but never adds a number for you.
- The resume builder, which exports PDFs with real, selectable text.
All of it runs in your browser. There is no server that receives your resume, and no AI model writes or scores anything.
How the claims are checked
Every scoring rule, weight and threshold is written out on the methodology page. Claims about how resumes are parsed come from controlled experiments on this site’s own parser, reported with their limits on the evidence page. Where a guide uses a number for illustration, it says so.
Guides by the team
- What Makes a Resume ATS-Friendly
- How to Structure a Resume: Sections and Their Order
- ATS Resume Format Guide
- Resume Keywords and How to Use Them
- How to Write Resume Bullet Points
- How to Quantify Achievements on Your Resume
- How to Write a Resume Summary (With Examples)
- How to Write the Skills Section on a Resume
- How to Write the Projects Section
- Resume Length: One Page or Two?
- How to Tailor Your Resume to a Job Description
- How to Write a Resume With No Work Experience
- PDF vs Word: Which Resume File Format to Use
- The Pre-Submission Resume Checklist
- Resume Mistakes and How to Fix Them
Corrections
If a guide or a rule is wrong, tell us on the contact page. The page is corrected, and its “Updated” date moves with the change.