Field guidesResume builder
Build the resume. Know where it went.
Five templates, import from an existing PDF or Word file, and completeness feedback checked on your own machine. Each stored version records every application it was sent on.
Build
Five templates, edited live
Start from a template or import an existing resume as a PDF or Word file. Every edit updates a live preview, and fonts, spacing, colour and section order are yours to set rather than fixed by the template you chose.
Feedback
What is missing, checked on your machine
A completeness meter and plain-language notes flag weak bullet openers and gaps before you send it. The check runs entirely on your own computer; nothing is uploaded to score your writing.
Linking
Which version went where
Most job seekers finish a search with three or four resume versions and no record of which went out on which application. Seisin tags each stored CV and lists every application it was used on.
backend-v2.pdf Used on 4 applications
- Nimbus Data
- Senior Backend Engineer, interviewing
- Corvane Digital
- Platform Engineer, applied
- Ravenscar Labs
- Site Reliability Engineer, replied
- Silverlake Digital
- Backend Engineer, applied
In context
A resume is never a file in a folder
Attached to its application, its interview and its offer, a resume becomes part of the record.
On its own a resume answers one question. Tied to the application it went out on, the interview it produced and the offer that followed, it becomes part of the actual record of the search.