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Senior software engineer, 6 years across full-stack web services — distributed systems, API design, and performance. Led a payments-platform service at scale and mentored a small team.
- Responsible for the payment events service, built with Go and PostgreSQL
- Helped move the monolith to microservices; deploy time dropped 70%
- Built a GraphQL gateway for 8 backend services
- Mentored 3 engineers and introduced contract tests, incidents went down 35%
- Worked on the booking flow in React and TypeScript, served to millions of users
- Made pages load faster with code-splitting and image optimization; LCP went down 40%
- Helped build a Node.js and Kafka pipeline for A/B tests and funnel analytics
- Did some Postgres and Redis work; API latency went from 800ms to 120ms
- Wrote a scheduler in Go with at-least-once delivery and cron semantics
- Used etcd for leader election and partition sharding
- Added Prometheus metrics and Grafana dashboards
- Implemented a CRDT sync layer over WebSocket for conflict-free concurrent editing
- Designed offline queueing and reconnection with automatic state reconciliation
- Cut sync bandwidth 60% with binary diffing and message batching
- GPA 3.8/4.0 · Dean’s List
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Senior software engineer, 6 years across full-stack web services — distributed systems, API design, and performance. Led a payments-platform service at scale and mentored a small team.
- Designed and shipped an idempotent payment-events service in Go and PostgreSQL processing 20M+ events/day with exactly-once semantics
- Led decomposition of a Rails monolith into Kubernetes microservices, cutting deploy time 70% and improving p99 latency
- Built a GraphQL gateway unifying 8 backend services, reducing client round-trips and standardizing auth
- Mentored 3 engineers and introduced contract tests, lowering production incidents 35%
- Built React and TypeScript booking flows served to millions of users with SSR and edge caching
- Cut Largest Contentful Paint 40% via code-splitting, image optimization, and route prefetching
- Developed a Node.js and Kafka event pipeline powering A/B experiments and funnel analytics
- Optimized Postgres queries and added Redis caching, reducing API latency from 800ms to 120ms
- Built a fault-tolerant scheduler in Go with at-least-once delivery and cron semantics
- Implemented leader election and partition sharding via etcd for horizontal scaling
- Added Prometheus metrics and Grafana dashboards for end-to-end observability
- Published on GitHub with 1.2k stars and an active contributor community
- Implemented a CRDT sync layer over WebSocket for conflict-free concurrent editing
- Designed offline queueing and reconnection with automatic state reconciliation
- Cut sync bandwidth 60% with binary diffing and message batching
- Wrote load tests simulating 10k concurrent clients to validate throughput
- GPA 3.8/4.0 · Dean’s List
English Native·Spanish Professional
Senior software engineer, 6 years across full-stack web services — distributed systems, API design, and performance. Led a payments-platform service at scale and mentored a small team.
- Designed and shipped an idempotent payment-events service in Go and PostgreSQL processing 20M+ events/day with exactly-once semantics
- Led decomposition of a Rails monolith into Kubernetes microservices, cutting deploy time 70% and improving p99 latency
- Built a GraphQL gateway unifying 8 backend services, reducing client round-trips and standardizing auth
- Mentored 3 engineers and introduced contract tests, lowering production incidents 35%
- Built React and TypeScript booking flows served to millions of users with SSR and edge caching
- Cut Largest Contentful Paint 40% via code-splitting, image optimization, and route prefetching
- Developed a Node.js and Kafka event pipeline powering A/B experiments and funnel analytics
- Optimized Postgres queries and added Redis caching, reducing API latency from 800ms to 120ms
- Built a fault-tolerant scheduler in Go with at-least-once delivery and cron semantics
- Implemented leader election and partition sharding via etcd for horizontal scaling
- Added Prometheus metrics and Grafana dashboards for end-to-end observability
- Published on GitHub with 1.2k stars and an active contributor community
- Implemented a CRDT sync layer over WebSocket for conflict-free concurrent editing
- Designed offline queueing and reconnection with automatic state reconciliation
- Cut sync bandwidth 60% with binary diffing and message batching
- Wrote load tests simulating 10k concurrent clients to validate throughput
- GPA 3.8/4.0 · Dean’s List
English Native·Spanish Professional
Senior software engineer, 6 years across full-stack web services — distributed systems, API design, and performance. Led a payments-platform service at scale and mentored a small team.
- Designed and shipped an idempotent payment-events service in Go and PostgreSQL processing 20M+ events/day with exactly-once semantics
- Led decomposition of a Rails monolith into Kubernetes microservices, cutting deploy time 70% and improving p99 latency
- Built a GraphQL gateway unifying 8 backend services, reducing client round-trips and standardizing auth
- Mentored 3 engineers and introduced contract tests, lowering production incidents 35%
- Built React and TypeScript booking flows served to millions of users with SSR and edge caching
- Cut Largest Contentful Paint 40% via code-splitting, image optimization, and route prefetching
- Developed a Node.js and Kafka event pipeline powering A/B experiments and funnel analytics
- Optimized Postgres queries and added Redis caching, reducing API latency from 800ms to 120ms
- Built a fault-tolerant scheduler in Go with at-least-once delivery and cron semantics
- Implemented leader election and partition sharding via etcd for horizontal scaling
- Added Prometheus metrics and Grafana dashboards for end-to-end observability
- Published on GitHub with 1.2k stars and an active contributor community
- Implemented a CRDT sync layer over WebSocket for conflict-free concurrent editing
- Designed offline queueing and reconnection with automatic state reconciliation
- Cut sync bandwidth 60% with binary diffing and message batching
- Wrote load tests simulating 10k concurrent clients to validate throughput
- GPA 3.8/4.0 · Dean’s List
English Native·Spanish Professional
Senior software engineer, 6 years across full-stack web services — distributed systems, API design, and performance. Led a payments-platform service at scale and mentored a small team.
- Designed and shipped an idempotent payment-events service in Go and PostgreSQL processing 20M+ events/day with exactly-once semantics
- Led decomposition of a Rails monolith into Kubernetes microservices, cutting deploy time 70% and improving p99 latency
- Built a GraphQL gateway unifying 8 backend services, reducing client round-trips and standardizing auth
- Mentored 3 engineers and introduced contract tests, lowering production incidents 35%
- Built React and TypeScript booking flows served to millions of users with SSR and edge caching
- Cut Largest Contentful Paint 40% via code-splitting, image optimization, and route prefetching
- Developed a Node.js and Kafka event pipeline powering A/B experiments and funnel analytics
- Optimized Postgres queries and added Redis caching, reducing API latency from 800ms to 120ms
- Built a fault-tolerant scheduler in Go with at-least-once delivery and cron semantics
- Implemented leader election and partition sharding via etcd for horizontal scaling
- Added Prometheus metrics and Grafana dashboards for end-to-end observability
- Published on GitHub with 1.2k stars and an active contributor community
- Implemented a CRDT sync layer over WebSocket for conflict-free concurrent editing
- Designed offline queueing and reconnection with automatic state reconciliation
- Cut sync bandwidth 60% with binary diffing and message batching
- Wrote load tests simulating 10k concurrent clients to validate throughput
- GPA 3.8/4.0 · Dean’s List
English Native·Spanish Professional
Senior software engineer, 6 years across full-stack web services — distributed systems, API design, and performance. Led a payments-platform service at scale and mentored a small team.
- Designed and shipped an idempotent payment-events service in Go and PostgreSQL processing 20M+ events/day with exactly-once semantics
- Led decomposition of a Rails monolith into Kubernetes microservices, cutting deploy time 70% and improving p99 latency
- Built a GraphQL gateway unifying 8 backend services, reducing client round-trips and standardizing auth
- Mentored 3 engineers and introduced contract tests, lowering production incidents 35%
- Built React and TypeScript booking flows served to millions of users with SSR and edge caching
- Cut Largest Contentful Paint 40% via code-splitting, image optimization, and route prefetching
- Developed a Node.js and Kafka event pipeline powering A/B experiments and funnel analytics
- Optimized Postgres queries and added Redis caching, reducing API latency from 800ms to 120ms
- Built a fault-tolerant scheduler in Go with at-least-once delivery and cron semantics
- Implemented leader election and partition sharding via etcd for horizontal scaling
- Added Prometheus metrics and Grafana dashboards for end-to-end observability
- Published on GitHub with 1.2k stars and an active contributor community
- Implemented a CRDT sync layer over WebSocket for conflict-free concurrent editing
- Designed offline queueing and reconnection with automatic state reconciliation
- Cut sync bandwidth 60% with binary diffing and message batching
- Wrote load tests simulating 10k concurrent clients to validate throughput
- GPA 3.8/4.0 · Dean’s List
English Native·Spanish Professional
Senior software engineer, 6 years across full-stack web services — distributed systems, API design, and performance. Led a payments-platform service at scale and mentored a small team.
- Designed and shipped an idempotent payment-events service in Go and PostgreSQL processing 20M+ events/day with exactly-once semantics
- Led decomposition of a Rails monolith into Kubernetes microservices, cutting deploy time 70% and improving p99 latency
- Built a GraphQL gateway unifying 8 backend services, reducing client round-trips and standardizing auth
- Mentored 3 engineers and introduced contract tests, lowering production incidents 35%
- Built React and TypeScript booking flows served to millions of users with SSR and edge caching
- Cut Largest Contentful Paint 40% via code-splitting, image optimization, and route prefetching
- Developed a Node.js and Kafka event pipeline powering A/B experiments and funnel analytics
- Optimized Postgres queries and added Redis caching, reducing API latency from 800ms to 120ms
- Built a fault-tolerant scheduler in Go with at-least-once delivery and cron semantics
- Implemented leader election and partition sharding via etcd for horizontal scaling
- Added Prometheus metrics and Grafana dashboards for end-to-end observability
- Published on GitHub with 1.2k stars and an active contributor community
- Implemented a CRDT sync layer over WebSocket for conflict-free concurrent editing
- Designed offline queueing and reconnection with automatic state reconciliation
- Cut sync bandwidth 60% with binary diffing and message batching
- Wrote load tests simulating 10k concurrent clients to validate throughput
- GPA 3.8/4.0 · Dean’s List
English Native·Spanish Professional
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Scan your resume across five technical dimensions: text extraction, encoding, layout, field detection, and file format. See exactly why it gets filtered out.
Inline Rewrite
Every work bullet is rewritten inline with stronger verbs and clearer logic. Highlights and strikethroughs let you accept each change in one click, strictly based on what you wrote, with no made-up numbers.
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Edit online from any device on a true WYSIWYG canvas, so the resume you build is exactly the resume you export.
Make every line count
Keep your resume to one page — concise content beats sheer volume.
Start every bullet with a verb: led, designed, optimized, built.
List only skills you are genuinely proficient in; padding lowers credibility.
Keep your summary to 2–3 sentences focused on core strengths, not fluff.
Say "cut processing time 40%", not "improved efficiency" — numbers persuade.
School, major, and degree are enough; you don't need to list coursework.
List experience in reverse chronological order, most recent first.
Avoid starting with "responsible for"; use "led", "drove", "delivered".
Tailor your resume to each role — one generic resume rarely works well.
Spell out your role and concrete contribution, not just a project blurb.
Use a sans-serif font at 10–12pt with generous whitespace for readability.
Send your resume as a PDF to avoid formatting breaking across apps.
Use keywords that match the job description to pass ATS screening.
Internships and volunteering matter for new grads — don't skip them.
Avoid "great communicator" / "self-motivated" — everyone writes these.
If you have a GitHub or portfolio, add it to your contacts to show your work.
No need to hide employment gaps; briefly note what you focused on.
Pair what you did with the outcome — together they convince interviewers.
Short on experience? Class projects, competitions, and clubs are great material.
Don't put expected salary on your resume — that's for the interview.
Be concise: if one word will do, don't use two.
Write at least 3 strong bullets per role; too few looks thin.
Don't dump every detail — keep only what best shows your value.
Save a copy of each version you submit for later review.
Referrals convert far better than cold applications — build your network early.
Keep your resume to one page — concise content beats sheer volume.
Start every bullet with a verb: led, designed, optimized, built.
List only skills you are genuinely proficient in; padding lowers credibility.
Keep your summary to 2–3 sentences focused on core strengths, not fluff.
Say "cut processing time 40%", not "improved efficiency" — numbers persuade.
School, major, and degree are enough; you don't need to list coursework.
List experience in reverse chronological order, most recent first.
Avoid starting with "responsible for"; use "led", "drove", "delivered".
Tailor your resume to each role — one generic resume rarely works well.
Spell out your role and concrete contribution, not just a project blurb.
Use a sans-serif font at 10–12pt with generous whitespace for readability.
Send your resume as a PDF to avoid formatting breaking across apps.
Use keywords that match the job description to pass ATS screening.
Internships and volunteering matter for new grads — don't skip them.
Avoid "great communicator" / "self-motivated" — everyone writes these.
If you have a GitHub or portfolio, add it to your contacts to show your work.
No need to hide employment gaps; briefly note what you focused on.
Pair what you did with the outcome — together they convince interviewers.
Short on experience? Class projects, competitions, and clubs are great material.
Don't put expected salary on your resume — that's for the interview.
Be concise: if one word will do, don't use two.
Write at least 3 strong bullets per role; too few looks thin.
Don't dump every detail — keep only what best shows your value.
Save a copy of each version you submit for later review.
Referrals convert far better than cold applications — build your network early.
Skip flashy templates; clear, readable structure makes the best impression.
Keep your LinkedIn and resume consistent to avoid confusing interviewers.
Proofread word by word — a single typo looks unprofessional.
Mark proficiency (proficient/familiar); don't label everything "expert".
Mention team size or user numbers to convey your scope of impact.
For management roles, state team size and concrete results delivered.
Don't put reasons for leaving on your resume — explain those in interviews.
Give language scores (e.g. IELTS/TOEFL); they read as more credible than "fluent".
Have a friend review it — others catch mistakes you can't see.
Use the STAR method: Situation, Task, Action, Result.
ATS systems can't read tables or images; plain-text structure passes more often.
Use a professional email; "name + number" reads more mature than a nickname.
Put your strongest experience at the top — recruiters scan the first seconds.
With 3+ years of experience, move education to the bottom; experience first.
List the issuing body and date for awards and certificates to add credibility.
For technical roles, list languages, frameworks, and tools — the more specific the better.
Aim each resume at one direction; avoid an "all-rounder" resume for every job.
Research the company culture before applying and match your tone to it.
If you switch jobs often, make the narrative clear and show your growth path.
New-grad resumes should highlight learning ability and problem-solving.
For roles abroad, watch your English spelling and grammar — errors hurt first impressions.
Leave out marital status, family info, and other irrelevant private details.
A cover letter shouldn't copy your resume — say why this company and this role.
For non-creative roles, skip the photo to reduce unconscious bias.
Even with 5+ years, keep it to 1–2 pages; drop early, irrelevant roles.
Skip flashy templates; clear, readable structure makes the best impression.
Keep your LinkedIn and resume consistent to avoid confusing interviewers.
Proofread word by word — a single typo looks unprofessional.
Mark proficiency (proficient/familiar); don't label everything "expert".
Mention team size or user numbers to convey your scope of impact.
For management roles, state team size and concrete results delivered.
Don't put reasons for leaving on your resume — explain those in interviews.
Give language scores (e.g. IELTS/TOEFL); they read as more credible than "fluent".
Have a friend review it — others catch mistakes you can't see.
Use the STAR method: Situation, Task, Action, Result.
ATS systems can't read tables or images; plain-text structure passes more often.
Use a professional email; "name + number" reads more mature than a nickname.
Put your strongest experience at the top — recruiters scan the first seconds.
With 3+ years of experience, move education to the bottom; experience first.
List the issuing body and date for awards and certificates to add credibility.
For technical roles, list languages, frameworks, and tools — the more specific the better.
Aim each resume at one direction; avoid an "all-rounder" resume for every job.
Research the company culture before applying and match your tone to it.
If you switch jobs often, make the narrative clear and show your growth path.
New-grad resumes should highlight learning ability and problem-solving.
For roles abroad, watch your English spelling and grammar — errors hurt first impressions.
Leave out marital status, family info, and other irrelevant private details.
A cover letter shouldn't copy your resume — say why this company and this role.
For non-creative roles, skip the photo to reduce unconscious bias.
Even with 5+ years, keep it to 1–2 pages; drop early, irrelevant roles.
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Everything you need to know before you start.
The 30+ templates and the online editor are completely free, and PDF export is free with a small watermark. AI features — analysis, rewriting, and cover letters — come with a free starter quota; watermark-free export and higher AI limits are available on paid plans (see the Pricing section).
Yes — sign in with Google to use the editor. It takes one click, and it is what lets your resumes follow you from laptop to phone instead of living in a single browser.
Your resume is kept in your browser as you edit and is saved to your account so you can pick it up on another device. Only you can read it — every row is locked to your user ID. When you use AI analysis or PDF download, the relevant content is sent to the server for processing, then released immediately and not retained.
The editor auto-saves a draft locally. You can also save manually; saved resumes appear in the "My Resumes" history list on the left, where you can switch between them.
AI analysis has two modes: 1) Polishing — without a job description, AI reviews each line and suggests stronger wording; 2) Job-targeted optimization — with a target job, AI scores your fit, highlights the skills you're missing, and rewrites your bullets to match the role. All changes are shown as highlighted diffs you can apply one by one.
Two places: 1) the "Analyze my resume" section on the home page; 2) the "AI Improve" button in the editor top bar, whose results can be applied to your current resume in one click.
Yes. The Cover Letter button in the editor drafts a tailored cover letter from your resume and the target job — written in your own voice and grounded only in your real experience, with no invented claims.
There's a free quota to get you started. For heavier use, one-time passes and a Pro plan raise the limits (the Pro plan's quota resets daily) — see the Pricing section on the home page.
Click the "Download" button in the top bar to download your resume as a PDF.
PDFs are generated server-side and usually take 5–15 seconds. If it fails, wait a moment and retry, or check your network connection.