Resume examples: one resume, tailored for two different jobs
The fastest way to see what Resumeni does is to look at the output. Below is a full sample resume as it was uploaded, and the same resume tailored for two different job postings. Switch between them to see how the summary, bullets, projects and skills change when the job description changes.
Full resume example, before and after
The candidate, Jordan, is a marketing coordinator with three years of experience. The same original resume was tailored once for an SEO and content role and once for an email marketing role. Pick a job, then switch between the original resume and the tailored one.
Marketing coordinator with 3 years of experience supporting campaigns, social media and events for a home goods brand.
Social media, Canva, Microsoft Office, event planning, copywriting, WordPress
Content and SEO marketer with 3 years of experience running a WordPress blog, keyword research and a monthly content calendar for an e-commerce brand, ready to grow organic traffic for an outdoor gear store.
SEO, keyword research, content calendar, WordPress, Google Search Console, copywriting, Canva
Learning: Google Analytics 4
Email and content marketer with 3 years of experience writing and sending the monthly customer newsletter for an e-commerce home goods brand, focused on campaigns that bring customers back to buy again.
Email marketing, newsletter content, campaign reporting, copywriting, Canva, WordPress
Learning: Klaviyo, A/B testing
What changed for the SEO & Content Marketing Specialist posting
- Summary rewritten in the posting's words: SEO, keyword research, content calendar, WordPress.
- Blog work moved to the top bullet and described as SEO content, because that is the core of this job.
- One line added as an AI suggestion about work the candidate probably did. It stays amber until they confirm, edit or remove it.
- The unrelated photography project is swapped for an SEO audit project to build, marked in progress.
- A free Google Analytics certification is added for the one must-have skill that was missing.
- Skills reordered with the posting's must-haves first. Layout, fonts and section order are unchanged.
What changed for the Email Marketing Specialist posting
- Same original resume, different posting: the summary now leads with the newsletter instead of the blog.
- The newsletter bullet moves to the top and the blog and social work is retold as content for email.
- The AI suggestion is different too: subject-line testing and open-rate reporting, which this posting asks for.
- The project becomes a welcome email flow for a sample Shopify store, marked in progress.
- A free HubSpot email marketing certification replaces the analytics one.
- Skills lead with email marketing, with Klaviyo and A/B testing listed under Learning, not claimed.
Sample for illustration. The candidate and both employers are fictional, and each score is Resumeni's ATS score for that version, measured against the posting's keywords.
What stays the same
- The facts. Employers, job titles, dates and education are untouched. Only the wording and the order move.
- The design. The new text goes into the original file, so fonts, layout and page count do not change.
- Your control. Every AI suggestion stays marked until you confirm, edit or remove it, and you can change any line before downloading.
Resume examples by job
Each role page lists the keywords recruiters and applicant tracking systems look for in that job, before-and-after bullet rewrites, the sections to include and the mistakes to avoid.
Software and IT
Data and analytics
Product, project and design
Marketing, sales and customers
People, healthcare and engineering
Make your own version
Upload your resume and paste a job description. The free check-up shows your ATS score for that job, the keywords you are missing and three lines rewritten as a sample, so you can judge the result before paying. See how Resumeni works or pricing.