What the CV contains
A short professional summary written for the role you are applying to, followed by your experience in reverse-chronological order with the most relevant roles and achievements given the most space.
Standard headings — Experience, Education, Skills, Certifications — so both a human reader and a parser find what they expect in the place they expect it.
How relevance is decided
The job description is broken into concrete requirements: responsibilities, essential skills, preferred skills, tools and the scope implied by the seniority. Your supplied experience is then matched against each one.
Requirements you clearly meet are led with. Requirements you partly meet are stated honestly at the scope you actually worked at. Requirements you have not met are reported to you as gaps rather than written into the document.
Editable from the first draft
The generated CV opens in a document editor with headings, bullet points, bold and italic. Every edit autosaves, previous versions are kept, and you can export to PDF, DOCX or plain text whenever you are ready.
Common questions
Can KnowUnit add skills I don't have to improve matching?
No. Fabricated credentials are refused by design. Missing requirements are shown to you as gaps so you can decide how to address them honestly.
How many CVs can I create?
As many as you need. There are no credits, quotas or application limits for normal use.