Every requirement, scored
The posting is split into requirements, one by one. Each is marked strong, partial or a gap, against the line of your resume that earned it.
Paste the requirements. Bring your resume. See where you match, where you are close, and how to reframe what you already did.
The job asks for
Experience in the banking industry
Your resume says
Managed onboarding for enterprise clients, including two retail banks and a payments provider.
Reframed
Led onboarding for regulated banking-sector clients, two retail banks and a payments provider, through their compliance reviews and vendor risk processes.
The banking exposure was already in the line. This says it in the employer's words.
A product marketer does not change the product to win a segment. They change the message. Your experience is fixed. Your positioning is not.
How it worksEvery tailored version starts from the resume you already have and answers a single posting.
The posting is split into requirements, one by one. Each is marked strong, partial or a gap, against the line of your resume that earned it.
"Experience in banking" does not always mean you worked in a bank. See how adjacent work gets recast without overstating it.
Your existing lines get rewritten against one requirement at a time. You accept or reject each one, and nothing is invented.
The requirements come out one by one, in the employer's own vocabulary.
PDF or DOCX. It becomes an editable document, laid out as a CV rather than a list.
Matches are highlighted in the document. Gaps sit in the margin with honest rewrites.
One tailored version per job, exported as an ATS-readable PDF.
Keep one master resume. Every job target creates its own version you can edit, score and export.