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Software engineer resume maker

Developers often have plenty to show but a resume that reads like a list of tools. Tell CVForge what you built, which languages and frameworks you used and what changed because of your work. Paste the job ad and it writes a resume that leads with the skills that role asks for, using only your real facts.

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Who it's for

Software engineers moving to a new company or a more senior role
Self-taught developers and bootcamp graduates with projects but little job history
Developers whose resume lists every tool but says little about results

What you get

A short profile that names your main stack and level
Work and project bullet points that say what you built and what it changed, using only your facts
A skills section grouped clearly, plus Match the job to show skills the ad asks for that are not in your files
PDF with selectable text, Word, plain text for job sites and a web page

How it works

Describe your experience, or upload your old resume and project notes. Mark each file's role (old CV, job ad, project, certificate).
Paste the job ad for the role you want.
Check the details CVForge read and add anything missing, such as a project or a result. This is free.
Generate the resume (1 credit), pick a layout and download.

Example request

“Backend developer, 4 years. Python and Go, PostgreSQL, Docker, AWS. At a delivery startup I moved the order service to Go and cut response time from 800 ms to 120 ms. Before that 1 year at a web agency building Django sites. Side project: an open-source CLI tool.”

What comes back

Profile: backend developer, 4 years, Python and Go
Delivery startup role with the Go move and the 800 ms to 120 ms result
Web agency role with Django work
Projects: the open-source CLI tool
Skills grouped as languages, databases, cloud and tools

Tips for a better result

Give a number for at least one result (speed, users, errors, time saved); CVForge will not invent one for you.
Put side projects in your files if your job history is short; they count as real experience.
Paste the exact job ad so the skills it asks for appear first when you really have them.
Pick a simple one-column layout; it reads well for recruiters and job site systems.

Questions

Will it add skills I do not have to match the job?

No. Match the job lists the skills the ad asks for that are not in your files, so you can add them if you really have them. CVForge does not put them in on its own.

Can I include personal and open-source projects?

Yes. Describe them in the box or upload notes and mark the file as a project. They are written up like work experience, with what you built and what it did.

How much does it cost?

Making the resume costs 1 credit. Changing the layout, colours or font and editing text by hand are free. A change you describe in words costs 1 credit.

Can I paste it into a job site form?

Yes. Download the plain text version and paste it into application forms, or upload the PDF, whose text can be selected and read.

Is it a CV or a resume?

Both words work here. CVForge makes the short, job-focused document most tech employers expect. See our CV vs resume guide for the difference.

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