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Resume Screener

Reads every resume against the JD criteria (must-have / nice-to-have), ranks by fit + recency + trajectory, produces a 1-paragraph rationale per shortlisted candidate. Eliminates the 6-second resume scan — and the bias it carries.

Time to shortlist
−72%
Shortlist consistency
+3.1σ
Reach per requisition
2.4×
The problem

What this fixes.

  • Recruiters spend 6 seconds per resume

  • ICP-fit candidates buried in volume

  • Inconsistent evaluation across recruiters

How it works

Three jobs, on rails.

Parse

Every applicant

Resume + cover letter + public profile enrichment.

Rank

By JD fit

Must / nice / red-flag criteria scored separately.

Explain

Per candidate

1-paragraph rationale recruiters can audit.

From signed proposal to live

The path.

01

Write the JD as three lists: must-have, nice-to-have, dealbreaker.

02

Connect the inbound to your ATS so every new applicant lands in the queue.

03

Recruiter reviews the top-20 shortlist with rationale; everyone else gets the polite no.

04

Audit the calibration weekly until the recruiter agrees with the ranking on 95%+ of the top-20.

A real moment

One scenario, one outcome.

The scenario

183 applicants for a Senior Frontend role open in the EU.

The outcome

Top-20 land in the recruiter's inbox in 9 minutes. Each has a 3-sentence rationale, ranked. Recruiter spends 40 min reviewing instead of 6 hours.

Engagement

Scoped on a call.

Delivery

1 week

Engagement model

Pilot → retainer

Scope confirmed in a 30-minute call. Fixed scope, fixed timeline before you sign. We'll send a one-page proposal within 48 hours.

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