Build a resume around the job, not a template.

Most resume builders start with a blank template. Senkei starts with the job description and your real work, then decides what belongs at the top of the resume.

The result is a role-specific document that is easier for recruiters, hiring managers, and screening systems to understand.

Paste a job link or role description. Senkei reads the requirements, compares them against your CV, projects, profile, and notes, then drafts a resume around the strongest fit.

• Identifies the role requirements that matter.
• Finds matching evidence from work history, education, skills, and project notes.
• Rewrites bullets so the relevant proof is clear without adding claims you did not make.
• Leaves the final draft ready for your review before sending.

Senkei is strongest when you are applying for a role you care about and need your actual evidence to line up with the job description.

It works across industries and career levels because the workflow is based on evidence: what you did, what the job needs, and how clearly the resume connects the two.

Senkei is designed for reviewable application writing. It does not apply for you, and it should not be used as a source of invented numbers, titles, tools, or outcomes.

Every draft should be checked against your real experience before you send it.

Start with a job you actually want. Add your CV or project notes, paste the job link, and let Senkei build the first tailored draft.

For the focused version of this workflow, see how Senkei helps you tailor a resume to a job description. If the role includes written prompts, Senkei can also draft application answers from the same evidence.